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[0x2] moaub03-trendmicro.pdf

[0x3] moaub03-visinia.pdf

[0x4] googlechrome-corruption.txt

[0x5] dsa-2102-1.txt

[0x6] HPSBMA02572-SSRT100082.txt

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[0x2] pligg104-sql.txt

[0x3] moaub-visinia.txt

[0x4] moaub-trendmicro.txt

[0x5] onecms-xss.txt

[0x6] webmanagerpro-sql.txt

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[0x8] moovida-dllhijack.tgz

[0x9] moaub-quicktime.txt

[0xA] vbshout-rfilfi.txt

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[0x2] moaub02-rainbow.pdf

[0x3] checksum-shellcode.txt

[0x4] nullconGoa2011-CFP.txt

[0x5] advanced-xss.pdf

[0x6] rooted2011-cfp.txt

[0x7] Botan-1.8.10.tgz

[0x8] binary-english.pdf

[0x9] dhcp-attacker.pdf

[0xA] gcdc-elf.txt

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[0x4] Crooks Crack Check Image Sites, Steal $9 Million - The Consumerist

[0x5] iPhone jailbreak opens world of questions

[0x6] Muni gets time wrong; 510 drivers get a ticket

[0x7] No fail-safe linkage? 12-year-old paralyzed by ride

[0x8] Cutoff of YouTube in Siberia due to a single video

[0x9] Mac_OS_X_Mail_parental_controls_vulnerability

[0xA] Stalkers Exploit Cellphone GPS

SecureWorks news, press releases, events, and research alerts.

[0x2] Event: Community Bankers Association of Oklahoma Annual Convention

[0x3] Announcement: Kevin Houle, Former Technical Manager at CERT, Joins SecureWorks

[0x4] Threat Analysis: Big Boss Check Counterfeiting Ring

[0x5] News: BlackHat's "JackPot" Of Bank Tech Scams (Bank Technology News)

[0x6] Event: Michigan Association of Community Banks Annual Convention

[0x7] Announcement: SecureWorks Cited as a Leader in Managed Security Services by Independent Research Firm

[0x8] Threat Analysis: ZeuS Banking Trojan Report

[0x9] News: Managed Security Service Providers: Cloudy Future (MSP Mentor)

[0xA] Event: Spokane Chapter of ISSA

Looking at Security from All Angles. Security is not simple, so we should try not to simplify it to the point of uselessness.

[0x2] Nobody Attacks ! – Thinking About The Apache.org Attacks

[0x3] sPAM of the Day – Auditor Wants to Share $100M of Abandoned MOney!

[0x4] Miami-dade Inmates Hack the Phone System, Charge Calls to Strangers

[0x5] SDL Awareness and Adoption High Among Security Professionals

[0x6] Be Safer - Run as Standard User

[0x7] Computerworld: Apple delivers record monster security update

[0x8] Change Your Tweetdeck Account Password

[0x9] Profile of A Global Cybercrime Business – Innovative Marketing

[0xA] Woot! New Laptop

Security. Thought. Leadership.

[0x2] Information Security and Starfish

[0x3] Jeremy Brown – From Static Analysis to 0day Exploit

[0x4] Mobile Communications Security Symposium

[0x5] Marcus’ Mailbag: Policy, Enforcement, and Monitoring

[0x6] Virtualization is Great for Forensics

[0x7] Google Hacking Renders Redaction Futile

[0x8] Metasponse Talk at Techno Forensics

[0x9] Cloud Computing and Sunburn

[0xA] Malwarebytes – An Effective Malware Removal Tool

All the tech that matters...

[0x2] Blog Under Maintenance – Update

[0x3] Best And Most Used Symbian Applications On My Mobile

[0x4] Google Strips Beta Tag from Gmail, Calendar, Docs and Talk, Salvages the World

[0x5] Protect Your Precious and Pricey Mobile From Theft

[0x6] Use your old mail accounts to use your LinkedIn connections optimally

[0x7] GPS Bluetooth Receiver and Data Logger – Visiontac VGPS-900

[0x8] Why Wolfram Alpha is not a Google Killer!

[0x9] Google Internet Bus is coming to Bengaluru!

[0xA] Now share your Google Latitude location with Gtalk buddies and on your blog!

GovInfoSecurity.com RSS News Feeds on government information security webinars.

[0x2] The Reality of Cyberattacks: Emerging Solutions for Today's Threats

[0x3] Maintaining Secure Government Information Systems

[0x4] Managing Shared Passwords for Super-User Accounts

[0x5] U.S. Dept. of Justice on Emerging Threats: Lessons from TJX, Heartland, and Other Breaches

[0x6] Top 20 Critical Controls to Ensure Painless FISMA Compliance

[0x7] Practical User Authentication Strategies for Government Agencies

[0x8] Career Trends Survey 2010 Results Webinar

[0x9] The Identity Enabled Network: The Future of Secure Cyberspace

[0xA] Data Protection and Incident Response

[0x2] The 4 tiers of a secure B2B framework

[0x3] Data Mapping: Domesticating the Wild Rabbit

[0x4] Biometrics: What, Where and Why

[0x5] Free Lunch 2010: Why Public Algorithms Beat the Alternative

[0x6] Take a Walking Tour of Your Company's Security

[0x7] Groundhog Day: The Gartner IAM 2009 Event in Review

[0x8] Top Microsoft Security Architect: Windows 7 Will Slash Malware

[0x9] 6 Ways We Gave Up Our Privacy

[0xA] Where Defense in Depth Falls Short

BankInfoSecurity.com.com RSS Feeds for Information Technology Risk Management blog.

[0x2] Risk Management, Compliance and Industry Standards

[0x3] Events of 2008 and What They Have Taught Us

[0x4] The Rescue Plan: Bringing Confidence Back to the Credit Markets

[0x5] Economic Crisis: Who Do We Blame Next?

[0x6] Bank of Asia Experience Teaches us: Get Ahead of the News

[0x7] WaMu is NoMore!

[0x8] Picking up the Pieces from 'Bloody Monday'

[0x9] TJX Case Indictments: Lessons Learned

[0xA] Banking Crisis Hits Home with Community Institutions

Discussion of security flaws, concepts, and practices in the Open Source community

[0x2] Re: CVE Request 1, NSS 2, Qt: Doesn't handle wildcards in Common Name properly

[0x3] Re: CVE Request 1, NSS 2, Qt: Doesn't handle wildcards in Common Name properly

[0x4] CVE request: XSS in nusoap

[0x5] CVE Request 1, NSS 2, Qt: Doesn't handle wildcards in Common Name properly

[0x6] Re: CVE id request: libc fortify source information disclosure

[0x7] Re: CVE id request: libc fortify source information disclosure

[0x8] Re: CVE id request: libc fortify source information disclosure

[0x9] Re: CVE id request: libc fortify source information disclosure

[0xA] CVE-2010-2960 kernel: keyctl_session_to_parent null ptr deref

[0x2] Virus.Win32.Gpcode.ak

[0x3] Email-Worm.Win32.Warezov.nf

[0x4] Email-Worm.Win32.Warezov.mx

[0x5] Email-Worm.Win32.Warezov.ms

[0x6] Email-Worm.Win32.Zhelatin

[0x7] Email-Worm.Win32.Zhelatin.u

[0x8] Email-Worm.Win32.Zhelatin.r

[0x9] Email-Worm.Win32.Zhelatin.o

[0xA] Email-Worm.Win32.Warezov

[0x2] Data Mapping: Domesticating the Wild Rabbit

[0x3] What Are the Most Overrated Security Technologies?

[0x4] Novell Target of Hedge Fund Takeover Bid

[0x5] Why REST Security Doesn't Exist (and what to do about it)

[0x6] Groundhog Day: The Gartner IAM 2009 Event in Review

[0x7] Hoover Dam Security in Pictures

[0x8] How 9-11 Shaped Hoover Dam Security Operations

[0x9] 6 Ways We Gave Up Our Privacy

[0xA] Social Networking a Tool for More Secure Identity Management? No Joke!

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[0x2] Top 10 Open Source Bug Tracking System

[0x3] Linux cpio Examples: How to Create and Extract cpio Archives (and tar archives)

[0x4] Packet Analyzer: 15 TCPDUMP Command Examples

[0x5] How To Be Productive and Get Things Done Using GTD

[0x6] How to Send SMS Using Email to Major US Cellphone Carriers

[0x7] HBA WWN: How to Find Qlogic or Emulex HBA Card WWN Address on Linux

[0x8] Can You Make It? Compile C Programs on Linux Using Make Command

[0x9] UNIX / Linux: 2 Ways to Add Swap Space Using dd, mkswap and swapon

[0xA] 10 Things Any Monitoring Software Should Do (Nagios Does it)

Information Security related news, opinions and ramblings

[0x2] Record IM video on the network?

[0x3] RFP for PenTesting

[0x4] Declassified window film stops wireless / cell signals

[0x5] List of Malware Analysis tool from SANS

[0x6] Malware Analyzing Sandbox

[0x7] Free Windows Honeypot from NetVigilance

[0x8] Ajax based port scanner

[0x9] Web based VMX file creator

[0xA] Bootable Linux security distros

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[0x4] execve(/bin/sh) - 24 byte

[0x5] XP SP3 English MessageBoxA - 87 bytes

[0x6] /bin/sh Null-Free Polymorphic - 46 bytes

[0x7] Get address of environnement variable

[0x8] Script JIT shellcode generator for DEP and ASLR bypass

[0x9] netcat connect back port 8080 - 76 bytes

[0xA] netcat bindshell port 8080 - 75 bytes

[0x2] Toolkit

[0x3] ITW (In-the-Wild) samples

[0x4] Crimeware

[0x5] Keylogger

[0x6] World Wide Web

[0x7] WildList

[0x8] WiFi

[0x9] Whitelist

[0xA] Web browser

All the IT security issues that affect you and your business. Direct reports from all the security conferences throughout the year, including RSA conference and Infosec.

[0x2] Kiwi hacker to work for police

[0x3] Data leaks worst security threat

[0x4] UK businesses still don’t ‘get’ security

[0x5] Storm worm fabricates news

[0x6] Road warriors leaking secrets

[0x7] Cyber-crooks sting South Africa for £13m

[0x8] Public wants data breach legislation

[0x9] Hong Kong becomes most dangerous domain

[0xA] Scammers targeting LinkedIn

[0x2] WPA2 finds itself in a “hole”! Vulnerable to insider attacks!

[0x3] One fine day in New Delhi

[0x4] Goodbye, WEP & TKIP

[0x5] Google or Apple, WiFi spares no one!

[0x6] Has your data been “Woogled”?!

[0x7] Wi-Fi Packet Capture Made Easy

[0x8] Wireless Forensics: A Review from RSA Conference 2010

[0x9] Interference combat guide for WiFi networks: Part 1

[0xA] AirTight satisfies PCI wireless scanning requirement in under 5 minutes

[0x2] Own Your Own Space

[0x3] “Game Change” Request for comments

[0x4] Panel #3: The Evolution of Research Funding and Projects (Symposium Summary)

[0x5] CERIAS Seminar Presentation: David Bell (Symposium Summary)

[0x6] Morning Keynote Address: DHS Undersecretary Rand Beers (Symposium Summary)

[0x7] Fireside Chat (Symposium Summary)

[0x8] Panel #2: Infosec Ethics (Symposium Summary)

[0x9] Panel #1: Visualization of Security (Symposium Summary)

[0xA] Opening Keynote: Mike McConnell (Symposium Summary)

Latest Computer Security Headlines

[0x2] TPB files charges against media companies

[0x3] Storm worm: again.

[0x4] Onslaught on .ORGs

[0x5] OpenOffice.org insecure

[0x6] Leave your laptop at home

[0x7] Hack in the Box – Capture the Flag

[0x8] 35% of pay-per-click fraud?

[0x9] New variant mobile worm

[0xA] Google will help users surf safely

Exotic Liability

[0x2] Exotic Liability 64: Ol' Grandpa

[0x3] Exotic Liability 63: Branded

[0x4] Exotic Liability 62: The Ropes

[0x5] Exotic Liability 61: Maltego 3

[0x6] Exotic Liability 60: Metamorphosis

[0x7] Exotic Liability 59: Infosec Slap Chop

[0x8] Exotic Liability 58: Nein Scheisse

[0x9] Exotic Liability 57: Historic Hard Dicks

[0xA] Exotic Liability 56: BBQ'd Bag-o-Dicks

Shon Harris' Amazon Blog

[0x2] Economical Uncertainities

[0x3] New Material on the CISSP Exam in 2009?

[0x4] Connecting with Shon Harris

[0x5] Part 5 of 5 - Having the Right Perspective on the World of Security

[0x6] Part 4 of 5 - Learning Security through the View of CISSP versus Reality

[0x7] Part 3 of 5 - Is It Really A Waste Of Time To Learn About The Wide Spectrum Of Topics Covering Security?

[0x8] Part 2 of 5 -Training For CISSP – The Early Days

[0x9] Busting through the Myths of the CISSP Exam

[0xA] What do CISSPs Really Know?

Published Advisories

[0x2] ZDI-10-168: Apple QuickTime ActiveX _Marshaled_pUnk Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x3] ZDI-10-167: RealNetworks RealPlayer FLV Parsing Multiple Integer Overflow Vulnerabilities

[0x4] ZDI-10-166: RealNetworks RealPlayer Malformed IVR Object Index Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x5] ZDI-10-165: Trend Micro Internet Security Pro 2010 ActiveX extSetOwner Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x6] ZDI-10-164: Adobe Shockwave Player Director File FFFFFF88 Record Processing Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x7] ZDI-10-163: Adobe Shockwave Director tSAC Chunk Parsing Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x8] ZDI-10-162: Adobe Shockwave Director rcsL Chunk Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x9] ZDI-10-161: Adobe Shockwave Director PAMI Chunk Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0xA] ZDI-10-160: Adobe Shockwave Player Director File FFFFFF45 Record Processing Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

AIRC Blog

[0x2] New Paypal phishing spam attack

[0x3] New MS IE6/IE7 zero-day vulnerability

[0x4] Hackers use a Facebook hoax to plant Rouge Antimalware

[0x5] Johnny Depp fake death notice - fake ActiveX codec

[0x6] Top 10 Chinese cyber attacks

[0x7] Out-of-band patch for the Aurora exploit will be released today by Microsoft

[0x8] Google vs. China - Round 1

[0x9] Hacking TLS

[0xA] Malware spreading via 'Facebook Password Reset Confirmation' email

Mental meanderings of an infosec obsessive...

[0x2] Cyber War and the Value of FUD

[0x3] Endpoint Security HIPS Flayed By NSS Labs

[0x4] A Stroll Down Amnesia Lane

[0x5] Password Complexity is Lame

[0x6] Of Antiquities and the Old Guard

[0x7] InfoSec Lessons from The Blind Side

[0x8] Dear People, Enough With the One-Time Code Tokens

[0x9] What's the deal with SCADA & Smart Grid?

[0xA] Speaking at ISSA International Conference

Information Security related news, opinions and ramblings

[0x2] Who’s going to Defcon?

[0x3] How-to on securing PDF documents

[0x4] Updating my feed location…thanks Google

[0x5] Most dangerous keywords to search for

[0x6] MIT Lincoln Lab Network Security Software

[0x7] 3 open InfoSec positions at MIT Lincoln Laboratory

[0x8] NAC Panel Discussion: What is the state of NAC?

[0x9] Record IM video on the network?

[0xA] WoW adds 2 factor authentication

Hackers Center Security Portal is one of the most complete, updated and visited Securty portals on the net. We offer Security Blogs, Exploits, Texts, Tools

[0x2] Sahi V3

[0x3] UrlParams 2.2.0

[0x4] TemperIE

[0x5] Nikto 2

[0x6] hcraft 1.0.0

[0x7] MSNPawn 1.1

[0x8] httprint

[0x9] DIRB

[0xA] WebInject 1.4

.htaccess, Net Security, Server Tech, Web Development, Tutorials and Articles. Come through in something amazing.. blazing.

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[0x3] HOWTO: Uninstall CPANEL over SSH

[0x4] Real-Life Htaccess Files from My Server

[0x5] 30x Faster WP-Super Cache Site Speed

[0x6] Advanced WordPress wp-config.php Tweaks

[0x7] PortaPutty Auto-Reconnecting SSH Tunnels on an Encrypted TrueCrypt Portable USB Key w GPG

[0x8] Optimize a Website for Speed, Security, and Easy Management

[0x9] grilled cheese jam session now online

[0xA] Vetted – Top 3 WordPress Speed Plugins

Free publications about information technology and digital communication.

[0x2] Blackboard at the University of Kentucky

[0x3] Build a Smarter IT Infrastructure for Your School

[0x4] Building a Smarter IT Infrastructure for Local Government

[0x5] Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Guide

[0x6] IT Pain Relief for Midmarket Businesses Through End-to-End Infrastructure Virtualization

[0x7] Managing the Server Migration Process

[0x8] Accelrys Biological Registration: Mastering Biological R&D at Its Roots

[0x9] The Beginner's Guide to Joomla

[0xA] Finding a Cure for Downtime

Thoughts on security testing methodologies, regulatory compliance, security tools, security metrics, and other current events.

[0x2] Sockstress TCP DoS - CERT-FI Statement Update

[0x3] Jack C. Louis - The loss of a dear friend...

[0x4] Good to be back...

[0x5] Unicornscan on Debian - Some updated notes...

[0x6] TCP DoS tool (Complemento)...

[0x7] Fnta [Error fantaip.c:428] short packet!!!!

[0x8] Athens...

[0x9] On the road again...

[0xA] T2 Sockstress Talk Recap...

lkml.org - the realtime linux kernel mailinglist archive

[0x2] crash failure with 2.6.36-rc3 vmcore

[0x3] Re: [PATCH 2/2] Input: stmpe-ts - return -ENOMEM if memory allocat ...

[0x4] Re: [PATCH v2 6/6] ARM: pxa168: aspenite: add board support for keypad

[0x5] Re: Linux Kernel GDB tracepoint module 2010-8-30 release

[0x6] Re: [PATCH v2] ARM: uaccess: Implement strict user copy checks

[0x7] BUG ext4_inode_cache: Padding overwritten. 0xffff88000008fe00-0xff ...

[0x8] Re: [PATCH 3/3] mm: page allocator: Drain per-cpu lists after dire ...

[0x9] Re: Linux Kernel GDB tracepoint module 2010-8-30 release

[0xA] [PATCH 1/3] [ARM] Translate delay.S into (mostly) C

[0x2] ActivePython Upgrades Announced

[0x3] Pay-As-You-Go Backup for SMBs

[0x4] Steganography Detection Tool Released

[0x5] XIA Internet Architecture Project Underway

[0x6] USB Drive Virus Attack Verified

[0x7] Context-Based Privacy Model

[0x8] SMT Boosters Recognized at Verification Event

[0x9] Keyloggers Evade Anti-Spyware

[0xA] Survey: Cloud Hacking Is On a 'Vast' Scale

[0x2] Krebs: FCC must make ISPs crack down on spammers and malware

[0x3] Organizing sensitive data in the cloud

[0x4] Preserving the integrity of software through the supply chain

[0x5] Deep theater defense

[0x6] Workarounds: 5 ways employees try to access restricted sites

[0x7] Security blunders 'dumber than dog snot'

[0x8] Needed: Better emergency playbook for DDoS attacks

[0x9] SANS Boston 2010: Never too old to learn

[0xA] A scientific breakthrough for cryptography?

Frequency X, the blog site for IBM Internet Security Systems' world-renowned security research and development team, X-Force, provides an opportunity for the researchers to converse directly with the world about threats and vulnerability research.

[0x2] Protecting Against Remote DLL Preloading Vulnerabilities

[0x3] Mid-Year 2010 X-Force Trend and Risk Report - Update to Unpatched Vulnerabilities Chart

[0x4] A new wave of ZIP malware spam

[0x5] MS10-046 .lnk vulnerability? We have that...

[0x6] Playing With Tabnabbing

[0x7] Follow us at Blackhat on Twitter!

[0x8] Blackhat USA for Mobile Researchers

[0x9] What I'm seeing at Blackhat

[0xA] Understanding the Low Fragmentation Heap at Blackhat

Top stories from the security industry.

[0x2] Per Mar sees opportunity in South Bend

[0x3] 3M agrees to buy biometrics maker Cogent for $950m

[0x4] ADS acquires in Tennessee

[0x5] VRI partners with CareCentrix for evolved PERS

[0x6] Guardian Protection nabs third-largest Brink's/Broadview dealer

[0x7] Two insiders to bring 'undefeatable' door contact to alarm industry

[0x8] Fastest growing firms in security?

[0x9] PSIA chairman: Get involved!

[0xA] Platinum VoIP partnership intended to help ease sales process

Get the latest technology news, comment and anlaysis from the Telegraph.

[0x2] 25th anniversary of the Buckyball celebrated by interactive Google Doodle

[0x3] WinkBall: army of citizen journalists capture 20,000 video clips at Notting Hill Carnival

[0x4] Windows Phone 7 ready for manufacturers

[0x5] IFA 2010: Sky endorse LG TV for new 3D service

[0x6] IFA 2010: Panasonic to offer 3D movies direct from TV set

[0x7] Broadband advertising 'misleading consumers'

[0x8] Dell hands victory to HP in fight for 3PAR

[0x9] IFA 2010: Best ebook readers and tablet computers

[0xA] Facebook's Apple Ping demands were 'too onerous', says Jobs

An Application Security Blog

[0x2] About the 'Rugged' Initiative

[0x3] Plenty of (IN)Secure Broadband Routers

[0x4] Mumbai to Host India’s First e-Crime Forum

[0x5] Latest Phishing Site of ICICI Bank

[0x6] Application security should be addressed in initial SDLC stages

[0x7] Can your Exchange Administrator view your mailbox

[0x8] No Built-In Response.HTMLEncode in Java

[0x9] Dev Tools for Security Testing

[0xA] Botnet Attack Details from Kaspersky

F5 white papers provide information on critical technology areas and how F5 products help you improve upon or prepare for their deployment.

[0x2] Deploying F5 Application Ready Solutions with VMware View 4.0

[0x3] Authentication 101

[0x4] Understanding Advanced Data Compression

[0x5] Kerberos Constrained Delegation and Protocol Transition in Smart Card PKI Architectures

[0x6] Unleashing the True Potential of On-Demand IT

[0x7] Providing Security and Acceleration for Remote Users

[0x8] BIG-IP LTM VE-The Virtual ADC Your Physical ADC Has Been Missing

[0x9] Availability and the Cloud

[0xA] Cloud Balancing: The Evolution of Global Server Load Balancing

[0x2] Terry Childs is Denied Motion for Retrial

[0x3] Microsoft pushes ADFS 2.0, federated ID for cloud

[0x4] Researchers: Poor password practices hurt security for all

[0x5] Enterprise risk management: all systems go

[0x6] UK to Kill Off National ID Card Program

[0x7] Two-factor authentication through Windows Server 2008 Net Policy Server

[0x8] Endpoint Security Gets Complicated

[0x9] Data Mapping: Domesticating the Wild Rabbit

[0xA] Managing Those Forgotten Mechanical Keys

Latest ICT Computing news

[0x2] Google makes concessions to Europe

[0x3] Stratus introduces ftServer line

[0x4] Toshiba unveils green hard drive

[0x5] The Beatles enter the digital age

[0x6] Mobile devices get virtualisation app

[0x7] Starship releases NAS solution

[0x8] European server sales hit rock bottom

[0x9] Gaming tech reaches operating room

[0xA] Power policies not enough

[0x2] Phoenix Exploit Kit's Random Access Obfuscation

[0x3] Apple QuickTime "_MARSHALED_PUNK" 0-day

[0x4] Web Spam leading to Friendster on the rise

[0x5] This Month in the Threat Webscape - July 2010

[0x6] Technical Analysis on iPhone Jailbreaking

[0x7] You have Rogue Mail!

[0x8] Media Temple injections lead to Phoenix Exploit Kit

[0x9] 2010 Tax-Themed Malicious Emails

[0xA] JailbreakMe, drive-by attacks on iOS, and limiting potential attacks

[0x2] The Forrester Information Security Maturity Model

[0x3] When is a Limitation of Liability not a Limitation of Liability?

[0x4] Building The High-Performance Security Organization

[0x5] Cybersecurity Action at the White House

[0x6] Wrapping up in Zurich

[0x7] AQAP - A Brief Overview of 'Inspire'

[0x8] DefCon 2010 - A preview of the Ninja Networks Badge

[0x9] Day 2: Malware, Botnets and Partnerships...Oh My!

[0xA] Tackling the Big Issues in Zurich: Day 1

The voice of reason in a world of FUD

[0x2] Are we really still doing this in 2010?

[0x3] 4th Anniversary of the blog

[0x4] Full Disclosure is Irresponsible

[0x5] Free! As in chips and salsa

[0x6] Why compliance is chosen over security

[0x7] The message has to be the message

[0x8] Doing my part to “debumb” the blog sphere

[0x9] My advice to Google

[0xA] Guest on Pauldotcom Security Weekly

Mental meanderings of an infosec obsessive...

[0x2] Cyber War and the Value of FUD

[0x3] Endpoint Security HIPS Flayed By NSS Labs

[0x4] A Stroll Down Amnesia Lane

[0x5] Password Complexity is Lame

[0x6] Of Antiquities and the Old Guard

[0x7] InfoSec Lessons from The Blind Side

[0x8] Dear People, Enough With the One-Time Code Tokens

[0x9] What's the deal with SCADA & Smart Grid?

[0xA] Speaking at ISSA International Conference

Gadgets, mobile phones, news and reviews

[0x2] IFA 2010: 65 inch 3D TV is Samsung's show-stopper

[0x3] IFA 2010: Samsung Galaxy Tab just the first in a new slate family

[0x4] IFA 2010: Samsung Galaxy Tab - all the details revealed

[0x5] Apple launch: New iPod Shuffle and Nano, plus what's in store for iOS4.2

[0x6] Dust off your ageing PC: System Mechanic 10 digs deeper to root out new causes of computer slowdown

[0x7] IFA 2010: LG Smart TV packs in a ton of apps and Wii-style remote

[0x8] Orange network rolls out HD voice calls

[0x9] Video: Motorola Defy hands on preview

[0xA] Motorola Milestone 2 - Hands on pics

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[0x2] Demo Password Cracker in 1 line of Perl

[0x3] Eileen’s Baked Apple Recipe

[0x4] Regarding the police’s use of “fluid debonding agents” for #superglue protestors

[0x5] #TFL has a “Head of Behaviour Change” job role?

[0x6] political correctness question

[0x7] NYTimes damning #WikiLeaks by faint acknowledgement of quashed rape warrant?

[0x8] A Contrarian View: Evolutionary is pressure being applied to the Web. Excellent!

[0x9] HTML5 as an analogue for the perennial security problem

[0xA] Do you frequently benefit from knowing the location of friends via Latitude or other Geolocation services?

Moderated list for the most important new releases and announcements regarding the Nmap Security Scanner and related projects. We recommend that all Nmap users subscribe.

[0x2] Nmap News and Last Chance to Take the Survey

[0x3] Survey Reminder

[0x4] Nmap/SecTools Survey and GSoC Deadline

[0x5] Nmap 5.30BETA1 Released w/37 new scripts and new Apple vuln

[0x6] Nmap 5.21 released

[0x7] Lots of Nmap News

[0x8] Nmap 5.20 Released

[0x9] Nmap 5.00 Released!

[0xA] Nmap news: stable release candidate 4.90RC1, SoC team, and new translations

Viruses, worms, spam, vulnerabilities.. Sophos experts discuss the latest security threats and attacks.

[0x2] The correct CV(or malware)

[0x3] To infinity and beyond

[0x4] FakeAV, now with sounds

[0x5] Encryption with no separate external key

[0x6] This could save your LIFE!

[0x7] Phish net stockings?

[0x8] DLL pre-loading attack vector addressed by Microsoft

[0x9] It’s that time again…

[0xA] You’re Not That Well Financed, Are You?

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Review: The Official Ubuntu Book

[0x3] Mandriva: 2010:170: wget

[0x4] Mandriva: 2010:169: mozilla-thunderbird

[0x5] Mandriva: 2010:168: openssl

[0x6] Mandriva: 2010:167: perl-libwww-perl

[0x7] Mandriva: 2010:166: libgdiplus

[0x8] Mandriva: 2010:165: libHX

[0x9] Mandriva: 2010:164: phpmyadmin

[0xA] Mandriva: 2010:163: phpmyadmin

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[0x2] Slate: The Internet's Secret Back Door "Web users in the United Arab Emirates have more to worry about than having just their BlackBerries cracked"

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[0x8] Invisible Things: About Apples Security Foundations, Or Lack Of Thereof...

[0x9] SC Magazine: Certain HP scanners can permit snooping and spying

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[0x3] Pushdo Botnet Crippled

[0x4] Malicious Spam on the Increase

[0x5] Statement About Infection of Macs by ZeuS

[0x6] Customers of Global Financial Institution Hit by Cybercrime

[0x7] Phishing New Zealand from Nigeria

[0x8] Phoenix Exploit Kit 2.0

[0x9] Revisiting the King of Spam

[0xA] GootKit - Automated Website Infection

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[0x3] Tip #889: Convert virtually any video into a DVD-valid MPEG2 stream

[0x4] Tip #885: Random password generator.

[0x5] Tip #882: Find last modified files on a filesystem

[0x6] Tip #879: Learn not to mistype ls

[0x7] Tip #878: Random xkcd comic

[0x8] Tip #874: Count how many packages have been installed by pacman

[0x9] Tip #873: Import ssh host keys without verification

[0xA] Tip #872: Reverse geocode with bash

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[0x4] Whodunnit? 5 free or cheap tools to manage investigations

[0x5] Security blunders 'dumber than dog snot'

[0x6] Stanley vs. Verizon: the integrated security smackdown

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[0x5] WiMAX Network Scanning Work-in-Progress

[0x6] Updated FreeRADIUS-WPE

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[0x8] MiFi Config Hack

[0x9] Verizon MiFi Pwned (maybe they should take my class)

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[0x9] Social Networking and the Nature of Friendship

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[0x7] Novell rolls out cloud security service

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[0x9] Google disputes bug patching report

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[0x7] SQLNinja v0.2.5 released!

[0x8] WireShark 1.2.8 released

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[0x2] Google Goes After Impersonator Scammers

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[0x6] Nigeria Announces Early Results Of Anti-Scammer Initiative

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[0x8] Enormous Malware Archive Creates Stir

[0x9] Avsim Hacker (Maybe) Brought Before Cops

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[0x2] Apple Releases Two Security Updates (One for OSX, One for iTunes) : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4312 and http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4328, (Fri, Sep 3rd)

[0x3] Microsoft EMETv2 released, (Thu, Sep 2nd)

[0x4] SDF, please!, (Thu, Sep 2nd)

[0x5] Month of Undisclosed 0-day Bugs, (Wed, Sep 1st)

[0x6] Microsoft issues updates to sysinternals ProcDump and Process Monitor: http://blogs.technet.com/b/sysinternals/archive/2010/08/30/updates-procdump-process-monitor-and-a-new-mark-s-blog-post.aspx, (Wed, Sep 1st)

[0x7] VMWARE releases 2 security advisories for ESX Service Console: http://lists.vmware.com/pipermail/security-announce/2010/000103.html and http://lists.vmware.com/pipermail/security-announce/2010/000104.html, (Wed, Sep 1st)

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[0x9] Abandoned free email accounts, (Sun, Aug 29th)

[0xA] Apple QuickTime potential vulnerability/backdoor, (Mon, Aug 30th)

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[0x4] Case Study: Making E-discovery an Internal Function

[0x5] RSA 2010: Why 41 Percent of You Would Fail a PCI Audit

[0x6] Five Security Missteps Made in the Name of Compliance

[0x7] Report: Layer 7 Increasingly Under DDoS Gun

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[0x9] The Great PCI Security Debate of 2010: Transcribed

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[0x3] Social-Engineer Breaks a Defcon Record

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[0x7] The Pizza Delivery Man is a Social Engineer

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[0x9] Social Engineering being used by Child Predators

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[0x2] MS10-056 - Critical: Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office Word Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2269638) - Version:1.3

[0x3] MS10-049 - Critical: Vulnerabilities in SChannel could allow Remote Code Execution (980436) - Version:1.1

[0x4] Microsoft Security Advisory (2269637): Insecure Library Loading Could Allow Remote Code Execution

[0x5] MS10-054 - Critical: Vulnerabilities in SMB Server Could Allow Remote Code Execution (982214) - Version:1.2

[0x6] MS10-046 - Critical: Vulnerability in Windows Shell Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2286198) - Version:1.2

[0x7] MS10-058 - Important: Vulnerabilities in TCP/IP Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (978886) - Version:1.1

[0x8] MS10-055 - Critical: Vulnerability in Cinepak Codec Could Allow Remote Code Execution (982665) - Version:1.1

[0x9] Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for March 2010

[0xA] MS10-060 - Critical: Vulnerabilities in the Microsoft .NET Common Language Runtime and in Microsoft Silverlight Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2265906) - Version:1.1

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[0x6] CSRF flaws that pack a punch

[0x7] ADMIN Magazine article: Splendid Splunk

[0x8] Book Review: ModSecurity Handbook

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[0xA] CSRF: Six Degrees of Kevin Beaver (or at least his printer)

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[0x3] PaulDotCom Security Weekly - Episode 208 Part 1 - August 26, 2010

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[0x6] PaulDotCom - Security Weekly - Episode 207 part 2 - August 19th, 2010

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[0x6] Q2 2010: more than half a billion infection attempts

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[0x8] Kaspersky Internet Security 2011 and Kaspersky Anti-Virus 6.0 for Windows Workstations win VB100 awards for protection on Windows Vista Business Edition

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[0x5] Spammers inundate Apple's new social media service Ping

[0x6] News of the World faces fresh phone hacking charge

[0x7] How Cameron and the Standard tackle growing row over Coulson and phone hacking

[0x8] Spammers inundate Apple's new social media service Ping

[0x9] City cyber crime police station yet to start business

[0xA] Scientists view cybersecurity as an intimidating conundrum

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[0x6] Security Justice Episode 23 – Infosec vs. IT Audit, Froggy and Tyger, Myrcurial and Notacon

[0x7] Security Justice Episode 22 – Physical Security, Interview with a Locksmith

[0x8] Shmoocon and how to protect yourself from Shmooball attackers!

[0x9] Security Justice Episode 21 – Woot.com, Hack Challenge, @dave_rel1k and SET

[0xA] Security Justice Episode 20 – Shmoocon 2010 Interview with Bruce Potter (@gdead)

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[0x3] Police Kill Hostage Taker Who Besieged Discovery Channel

[0x4] Attorney: Army Disabled Manning’s Weapon Prior to Leaks

[0x5] Pirate Bay Documentary in the Works

[0x6] Obama’s Commerce Secretary Talks Tough on Music Piracy

[0x7] Dead Codebreaker Was Linked to NSA Intercept Case

[0x8] Alleged WikiLeaks Leaker Hires Civilian Defense Attorney

[0x9] Second Newspaper Chain Joins Copyright Trolling Operation

[0xA] Alleged Carder ‘BadB’ Charged in $9 Million ATM Heist

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[0x4] Progress in Implementing New Security Measures Along the Southwest Border

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[0x7] Readout of Secretary Napolitano's Visit to Montana

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[0xA] Secretary Napolitano Announces Secure Communities Deployment to All Southwest Border Counties, Facilitating Identification and Removal of Convicted Criminal Aliens

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[0x8] So, what is a CISSP anyways?

[0x9] Upgrading the OS on my MythBox

[0xA] Blogs vs. Forums

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[0x3] Labs Releases Whitepaper on Cooperative Anti-Malware on Endpoint and Gateway

[0x4] iPhone OS – Safe again?

[0x5] Newegg Password Reset Scam: a Harbinger of Threats to Come?

[0x6] Insecure Library Loading in OS and Applications

[0x7] Three Strikes to Latest Phishing Scam

[0x8] How Much Does My Identity Cost?

[0x9] Fraud Strikes U.S. Travel Authorization Agency

[0xA] New Wave of Zbot Trojan

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[0x5] Trossen Robotics holding another contest

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[0x7] Car computer requires PIN for ignition

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[0x4] The Bedazzler

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[0x6] Twitter for Botnet control

[0x7] BlackHat 2009 Presentation

[0x8] SLE, Quantitative versus Qualitative Risk, and Finance

[0x9] BlackHat 2009

[0xA] White House Cyber Security Review is out

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[0x4] Lifelock employee data leaked to web

[0x5] Password Application Tricks Fraudsters

[0x6] Eight Indicted for $9 Million Hack

[0x7] Delayed Again: Red Flags Rule Deadline Now June 1, 2010

[0x8] A Look At Stolen Hotmail Data Finds Simple Passwords

[0x9] School Boards Hit with Cash-Stealing Trojan

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[0x2] Germany to launch antibotnet program for consumers

[0x3] Security-as-a-service growing

[0x4] Low-threat worm caused 'most significant breach' of U.S. military net

[0x5] Google Patches Security Holes in Chrome Browser

[0x6] NSS Labs: Testing shows most AV suites fail against exploits

[0x7] How Did My Protected PC Get Infected?

[0x8] Malware Call to Arms: Threat at All-Time High and Rising

[0x9] SniperSpy lets you keep a close eye on remote Macs

[0xA] Reliable Encryption for the Rest of Us

[0x2] Data Related to Kneber Botnet breach recovered by Netwitness

[0x3] Building security into business processes

[0x4] Spy Eye tool kit goes after Zeus botnet

[0x5] Black Hat: Researcher claims hack of chip used to secure computers, smartcards

[0x6] China steals Google's data

[0x7] PortSwigger.net - web application security

[0x8] eLearnSecurity : Breaking into system is no more enough

[0x9] NIST releases Security Content Automation Protocol for FISMA

[0xA] A zero-day flaw in the TLS and SSL protocols, which are commonly used to encrypt web pages, has been made public.

[0x2] |From: PDF@Exploit| |To: Zeus@Trojan| |Subject: Steals Bank Credentials|

[0x3] Don’t press F1 key in Windows XP

[0x4] Traversing a ‘DLL’: Financial Crimeware (Banker)

[0x5] Orkut Phishing using Blogspot account

[0x6] Social Engineering – Fake TwitterIM Download

[0x7] Scam Mail targeting Indian users “Tax Refund Online Form”

[0x8] Chase Bank Phishing scam Mail

[0x9] Traversing a Financial Crimeware which uses Proxy Technique

[0xA] 1st Rogue Mail in 2010

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[0x2] Exploit notes – win32 eggs-to-omelet

[0x3] Cisco VoIP Phones – A Hackers Perspective

[0x4] WATOBO – the unofficial manual

[0x5] How strong is your fu 2 – the report

[0x6] How strong is your fu : Hacking for charity

[0x7] Exploit writing tutorial part 10 : Chaining DEP with ROP – the Rubik’s[TM] Cube

[0x8] Offensive Security Hacking Tournament – How strong was my fu ?

[0x9] corelanc0d3r interviewed by Slo-Tech

[0xA] corelanc0d3r interviewed by CubilFelino Security Research Labs

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[0x2] NASA Preps Closest-Ever Sun Mission

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[0x4] Brazil Considering Legalizing File Sharing

[0x5] Game Publishers Using Stealth P2P Clients

[0x6] 2010 May Be the First Year YouTube Turns a Profit

[0x7] Winnie-the-Pooh Parodied In Wookie-the-Chew

[0x8] VISA Pulls Plug On ePassporte, Porn Webmasters

[0x9] New and Old Experiments Combine To Help the Search For Life On Mars

[0xA] NVIDIA Announces New Line of Fermi-Based Mobile Chips

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[0x5] #TFL has a “Head of Behaviour Change” job role?

[0x6] political correctness question

[0x7] NYTimes damning #WikiLeaks by faint acknowledgement of quashed rape warrant?

[0x8] A Contrarian View: Evolutionary is pressure being applied to the Web. Excellent!

[0x9] HTML5 as an analogue for the perennial security problem

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[0x2] [Slides] The evil karmetasploit upgrade

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[0x4] [Slides] Tracking the progress of an SDL program: lessons from the gymTracking the progress of an SDL program: lessons from the gym

[0x5] [Slides] Intelligent debugging and in memory fuzzing

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[0x7] [Slides] Underground Economy

[0x8] [Slides] WAF Virtual Patching Challenge: Securing WebGoat with ModSecurity

[0x9] [Audio] WAF Virtual Patching Challenge: Securing WebGoat with ModSecurity

[0xA] [Video] WAF Virtual Patching Challenge: Securing WebGoat with ModSecurity

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[0x3] Buying a little more time from my Microsoft Optical Mouse

[0x4] lspci for Windows… Sort of…

[0x5] Super-caching with TimThumb

[0x6] Low-pressure Spyder with Pure Energy Regulator

[0x7] UPnP-IGD on FreeBSD with PF

[0x8] S/PDIF Output on Asus K8S-LA “Salmon”

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The premier general security mailing list. Vulnerabilities are often announced here first, so check frequently!

[0x2] VUPEN Security Research - Google Chrome Focus Processing Memory Corruption Vulnerability (VUPEN-SR-2010-249)

[0x3] [ MDVSA-2010:170 ] wget

[0x4] [SECURITY] [DSA-2102-1] New barnowl packages fix arbitrary code execution

[0x5] nullcon Goa dwitiya (2.0) Call For Papers

[0x6] [ GLSA 201009-01 ] wxGTK: User-assisted execution of arbitrary code

[0x7] [security bulletin] HPSBMA02572 SSRT100082 rev.1 - HP Operations Agent Running on Windows, Local Elevation of Privileges and Remote Execution of Arbitrary Code

[0x8] Rooted CON 2011 - Call for Papers

[0x9] Vulnerabilities in CMS WebManager-Pro

[0xA] {PRL} Novell Netware OpenSSH Remote Stack Overflow

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[0x2] Work Continues on 'Unprecedented' Computer Outage in Virginia

[0x3] Virginia Fixing Computer Outage Affecting State Agencies

[0x4] Texas Says It Will Seek New Data Center Contractors

[0x5] CIO Sam Nixon Tries to Fix Virginia's IT Outsourcing Effort

[0x6] Is Google Earth Eyeing Your Pool?

[0x7] California Cities and Counties Mandated to Disclose Public Employees' Salaries

[0x8] Are Digital Copy Machines Really a Security Concern?

[0x9] California Is Latest State to Ponder Regulating Online Politics

[0xA] Performance Measurement Helps IT Projects Stay on Time and on Budget

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[0x2] Review: The Official Ubuntu Book

[0x3] Ubuntu: 982-1: Wget vulnerability

[0x4] Ubuntu: 981-1: libwww-perl vulnerability

[0x5] Ubuntu: 979-1: okular vulnerability

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[0x7] Ubuntu: 977-1: MoinMoin vulnerabilities

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[0x9] Ubuntu: 973-1: KOffice vulnerabilities

[0xA] Ubuntu: 972-1: FreeType vulnerabilities

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[0x7] The Beginner's Guide to Joomla

[0x8] Mission Critical

[0x9] Oracle Magazine

[0xA] Exposing and Taming Costs of Office Document-Handling

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[0x2] Electronic Health Record

[0x3] Information Security Purposes

[0x4] Fraud Schemes

[0x5] Exploitable Identity Component

[0x6] Internet Security Initiative

[0x7] Define Personal Information

[0x8] Protect Stored Information

[0x9] Fraud Drivers

[0xA] Collect Your Debit Card

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[0x2] Solid State Drives in Enterprise Applications

[0x3] Oracle to Keep Sun's Data Storage, Tape Businesses

[0x4] LTO-5 Breathes New Life into Tape Storage

[0x5] NetApp Deepens Ties with Cisco, VMware

[0x6] EMC Reports Strong Data Storage, Deduplication Sales

[0x7] Symantec Adds Deduplication to Backup Software

[0x8] EMC Doubles Clariion, Celerra Density with 2TB SATA Drives

[0x9] RAID Storage Levels Explained

[0xA] NetApp, Cisco and VMware Deal May Be Coming

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[0x2] How to choose the right Firewall for Your SMB

[0x3] Fake Anti-Virus Progams

[0x4] Interview with Chirs Nickerson Part3

[0x5] Those Who Cannot Remember the Past are Condemned to Repeat it

[0x6] Your photos are NOT posted online

[0x7] More Phishing attempts

[0x8] Interview with Chris Nickerson Part 2, NOW with BETTER audio

[0x9] Interview with Chris Nickerson (part 1)

[0xA] More fake antivirus

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[0x2] Yedda Is Now AOL Answers

[0x3] AP Stops Fighting Bloggers, Plans To Credit Them As News Source

[0x4] Anti Retargeting Campaign Strikes At Google In Time Square

[0x5] YouTube Refines Ad Targeting Features & Lets You Get Freaky With A Bear

[0x6] Social Sharing Architecture on Ping, Apple's Music Social Network

[0x7] Experian Hitwise Has Launched Two Major Search Products

[0x8] Gmail Priority Inbox: Google Applies Algorithm to Email

[0x9] Microsoft / Yahoo Search Alliance: Gentlemen, Start Your PPC Engines!

[0xA] Ad Networks and Exchanges Commit to Self-Certification by the IAB

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[0x2] New NetWitness Visualize : Welcome To The Future!

[0x3] My Twitter Notes on 2010-07-18

[0x4] My Twitter Notes on 2010-07-11

[0x5] My Twitter Notes on 2010-06-27

[0x6] Qualys and Imperva Integration: Natural Evolution

[0x7] My Twitter Notes on 2010-06-20

[0x8] Pro CERT – First Romanian Commercial CERT

[0x9] GFI EventsManager 2010 Review

[0xA] My Twitter Notes on 2010-06-13

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[0x2] Desktop OS for Personal Computing

[0x3] Netbooks and the end of the Laptop Decade

[0x4] Home Theater Architecture

[0x5] Can you lend me your iPhone for a minute?

[0x6] Doing the same thing again and expecting different results

[0x7] To prevent auto-reply e-mails

[0x8] Secure your Wi-Fi networks now!

[0x9] Notes from the 20th FIRST conference in Vancouver

[0xA] In the heart of Europe

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[0x2] SecuraBit Episode 62: Visualizing Data with NetWitness

[0x3] SecuraBit Episode 61: Reverse Engineering Malware with a Spider Monkey

[0x4] SecuraBit Episode 60: Free Calamari!!!

[0x5] SecuraBit Episode 59: Too many acronyms, my head is going to explode!

[0x6] SecuraBit Episode 58: Forensic Goodness with Harlan Carvey

[0x7] SecuraBit Episode 57: Doctor Cole, I Presume?

[0x8] SecuraBit Episode 56: "Try Harder" - Used with permission

[0x9] SecuraBit Episode 55: 10000 Tubes of KY and a Case of Dog Biscuits!

[0xA] SecuraBit Episode 54 - Lions and Tigers and Banking Trojans, OH MY!

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[0x2] How to get started with a blade system

[0x3] Opsview Community Edition review

[0x4] Cacti review

[0x5] Brocade adds 100G Ethernet to switch and router line

[0x6] Is Cisco making a play for Skype?

[0x7] Skype launches Skype Connect enterprise voice calling

[0x8] Sonos ZonePlayer S5 review

[0x9] Vyatta upgrades routing software for IPv6

[0xA] Verizon Business says enterprises need to move to IPv6

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[0x2] Five Ways to Stop Mass SQL Injection Attacks

[0x3] IPv6 Transition Poses New Security Threats

[0x4] Networked Scanners Offer A Window Into The Enterprise, Researcher Says

[0x5] U.S. Businesses Could Lose Up To $1 Billion In Online Banking Fraud This Year

[0x6] Product Watch: Verizon, VMware Team Up With Hybrid Cloud Service

[0x7] Could USB Flash Drives Be Your Enterprise's Weakest Link?

[0x8] Delaware Contractor Mistakenly Posts Personal Data Of 22,000 Employees

[0x9] IBM Corrects Unpatched Vulnerability Numbers After Google Challenge

[0xA] Major Disruption of Pushdo Botnet Wasn't The Original Goal

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[0x2] Spafford Attends White House Cybersecurity Briefing

[0x3] Centers of ... Adequacy, Revisited

[0x4] Own Your Own Space

[0x5] “Game Change” Request for comments

[0x6] Mobile Forensics World 2010

[0x7] Panel #3: The Evolution of Research Funding and Projects (Symposium Summary)

[0x8] CERIAS Seminar Presentation: David Bell (Symposium Summary)

[0x9] Morning Keynote Address: DHS Undersecretary Rand Beers (Symposium Summary)

[0xA] Fireside Chat (Symposium Summary)

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[0x2] PacketWars in Vienna

[0x3] Battle Heidelberg 2010

[0x4] Hacker Joe @ Day-Con III 2009 Special Presentation

[0x5] Flickr Slideshow

[0x6] Cleveland Rocks – Angus To Present On Cyber War

[0x7] Day-Con III Dayton Security Summit 2009

[0x8] ERNW “All Stars” Win The Battle of Heidelberg

[0x9] 2010 Season Starts in Heidelberg

[0xA] Mr Blitter Goes to Washington

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[0x4] Security Advantages of the Solaris Zones Software

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[0x6] New blueprint over the M-Series servers configuration

[0x7] Sun Forums: A Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Reference Deployment

[0x8] Network virtualization in Solaris : project Crossbow

[0x9] Setting Up OpenDS 1.0.0 as a Naming Service

[0xA] Sun Fire X4500 as a Media Server for Symantec Veritas NetBackup 6.5

[0x2] Artful security: Design elements that ensure security, but also emphasize style

[0x3] World Cup security: Guard labor strike was a game changer

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[0x7] Travel Security: What to Pack to Survive a Natural Disaster

[0x8] Disaster in Haiti: Advice for Employees and Operations on the Ground

[0x9] Security and Building Design: What Changed in This Decade

[0xA] Testing Shows Cocaine, Meth Use Down Among U.S. Workforce

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[0x5] Stupid Infections.

[0x6] Does the number of hackers increase the success rate or speed?

[0x7] Hello World!(my first post)

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[0x7] Bypass Heavy-Handed Web Filters with Your Own Proxy Server [Hack Attack]

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[0x9] Become a Gmail Master Redux [Hack Attack]

[0xA] How to Put Your PC to Good Use While You're Sleeping [Hack Attack]

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[0x2] Rebooting Responsible Disclosure: a focus on protecting end users

[0x3] Extending SSL to Google search

[0x4] Do Know Evil: web application vulnerabilities

[0x5] The Rise of Fake Anti-Virus

[0x6] The chilling effects of malware

[0x7] Phishing phree

[0x8] Detecting suspicious account activity

[0x9] Meet skipfish, our automated web security scanner

[0xA] Federal Support for Federated Login

...la lausige Leben, revisited

[0x2] OWASP Germany Conference

[0x3] LocalRodeo (beta) for Firefox 3

[0x4] Travel ahead

[0x5] DeepSec 2007 Roundup

[0x6] Why I do not like taint tracking

[0x7] DNS rebinding at CCS'07

[0x8] CfP: NordSec 2007 - The 12th Nordic Workshop on Secure IT Systems

[0x9] 2nd Rule: You do blog about Bar Camp

[0xA] New LocalRodeo Version

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[0x2] Facebook glitch let spammer post to walls

[0x3] Police defend handling of tabloid hacking scandal (AFP)

[0x4] Facebook glitch let spammer post to walls

[0x5] Facebook Glitch Let Spammer Post to Walls

[0x6] Facebook Glitch Let Spammer Post to Walls

[0x7] Spammers curse new Apple Ping social networking service with iPhone scams

[0x8] Andy Coulson 'lied' over phone hacking ? reporter

[0x9] Facebook adds hacker tracker tool

[0xA] Apple's Ping succumbs to the spammers.

[0x2] U.N. exec: Cyberwar could be 'worse than tsunami'

[0x3] Facebook adds new remote log-out security feature

[0x4] Nigerian scam tops list of decade's online cons

[0x5] India wants local servers from RIM, Google, Skype

[0x6] China requires cell phone subscriber IDs

[0x7] Quantum crypto cracked, researchers say

[0x8] Sweden reopens rape probe of Wikileaks founder

[0x9] Cars: The next hacking frontier?

[0xA] Gmail, Skype now in India's crosshairs

US-CERT Technical Cyber Security Alerts provide timely information about current security issues, vulnerabilities, and exploits.

[0x2] TA10-231A: Adobe Reader and Acrobat Vulnerabilities

[0x3] TA10-223A: Adobe Flash and AIR Vulnerabilities

[0x4] TA10-222A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x5] TA10-194B: Oracle Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x6] TA10-194A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x7] TA10-162A: Adobe Flash and AIR Vulnerabilities

[0x8] TA10-159B: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x9] TA10-159A: Adobe Flash, Reader, and Acrobat Vulnerability

[0xA] TA10-131A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

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[0x4] SEO Redesign gone wrong

[0x5] Google Page Formula

[0x6] ALT and TITLE as descriptive elements

[0x7] Google and Duplicate Content?

[0x8] Create Report of website?

[0x9] New Google software nagging me

[0xA] Yahoo count number of back links?

An unmoderated high-traffic forum for disclosure of security information. Fresh vulnerabilities sometimes hit this list many hours before they pass through the Bugtraq moderation queue. The relaxed atmosphere of this quirky list provides some comic relief and certain industry gossip. Unfortunately 80% of the posts are worthless drivel, so finding the gems takes patience.

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[0x3] Internet Explorer 8 PoC: Twitter forced-tweet demo

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[0x5] Re: Virus submission site

[0x6] Re: Orange Spain disclosing user phone number

[0x7] Tuscl.net SQL injection with 30k Plain Text Passwords & 80k Email list

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[0xA] Re: Virus submission site

Provides insights on the unique challenges which make web applications notoriously hard to secure, as well as attack methods including SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), cross-site request forgery, and more.

[0x2] Online Binary Planting Exposure Test

[0x3] [HITB-Announce] HITB2010 SIGNINT Sessions

[0x4] Released SpyBHORemover 2.5

[0x5] t2′10 Challenge to be released 2010-08- 28 10:00 EEST

[0x6] [OWASP] APPSEC BRAZIL 2010 - REGISTRATIONS OPEN!

[0x7] Better Security Through Sacrificing Maidens

[0x8] Ruxcon 2010 Final Call For Papers

[0x9] Re: winAUTOPWN v2.3 Released

[0xA] Re: winAUTOPWN v2.3 Released

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[0x2] Onapsis to launch ERP vulnerability testing suite

[0x3] Women are better at protecting corporate secrets

[0x4] Facebook introduces new security measures to kick out spammers

[0x5] Microsoft silent on Windows apps vulnerable to DLL hijacking attacks

[0x6] M0n0wall review

[0x7] AS Communication Gateway review

[0x8] Fake antivirus software using ransom threats

[0x9] Fake antivirus software uses ransom threats

[0xA] Russian Trojan blamed for credit card losses at US diner

A blog dedicated to software and network trickery.

[0x2] Droid2

[0x3] Jailbreaking legalized in terms of Y^HDMCA

[0x4] exploid works on the Droid X

[0x5] android trickery

[0x6] Fixing large file truncation in lophttpd

[0x7] New lophttpd version supports faster logging

[0x8] Looking for lophttpd testbeds

[0x9] New lophttpd packges fixes some issues

[0xA] CONFIG_UNIX_MONITOR=y

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[0x2] Credit Unions Pay a Premium for Doing the Right Thing

[0x3] It's Time to Get Serious About PCI as a Regulation

[0x4] Heartland Breach Saps Resources, Time from Institutions

[0x5] Boards of Directors: How to Set the Tone at the Top for Security and Compliance

[0x6] Regulatory Compliance: It's Not Enough to Plan; You Must Test

[0x7] Increased Regulatory Scrutiny: A Good Thing or Bad?

[0x8] Four Tips for a Successful (and Secure) 2009

[0x9] New Year's Resolution: Assess Your Risk

[0xA] FDIC: Now Hiring 1400 New Examiners

Everything Is Vulnerable

[0x2] March Update: Challenge: OSVDB Winter 2010 Fundraising Goal = done

[0x3] iDefense VCP as seen through OSVDB

[0x4] February Update: OSVDB Winter 2010 Fundraising Goal

[0x5] Time to.. Track More Data

[0x6] Open Security Foundation - Advisory Board - Call for Nominations

[0x7] Open Security Foundation - State of the Union 2010

[0x8] January Update: OSVDB Winter 2010 Fundraising Goal

[0x9] Microsoft, Aurora and something about forest and trees?

[0xA] Challenge: OSVDB Winter 2010 Fundraising Goal

[0x2] NASA images detailing 50 years of space exploration launch on Flickr

[0x3] Stephen Hawking: Archbishop of Canterbury attacks his claim God did NOT create Universe

[0x4] Samsung Galaxy Tab: Firm joins with Google to take on Apple's iPad

[0x5] Twitter crackdown on hackers posting links to viruses with launch of URL shortening service

[0x6] Elephants are NOT afraid of mice (but they are terrified by ants)

[0x7] Desperate patients told to avoid 'stem cell tourism' abroad

[0x8] How regional dialects are spreading around the UK thanks to Facebook and Twitter

[0x9] Metal detector find was 1,700 year old Roman lantern

[0xA] AOL renews Google deal to share search revenue

TechRadar UK Internet feeds

[0x2] Google search shows difference between Liverpool and London

[0x3] Skype adds video-calls for groups of 10 people

[0x4] Apple and Facebook in spat over Ping

[0x5] Twitter has over 145 million users

[0x6] Official Twitter iPad app released

[0x7] T3: iPad edition announced by Future

[0x8] IFA 2010: In pictures: Google TV on Sony Internet TV

[0x9] Virgin Media calls for broadband honesty

[0xA] Sonos announces Spotify partnership

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[0x2] EU cookie directive – before and after

[0x3] New privacy laws in Germany

[0x4] Google CEO’s latest privacy statement

[0x5] So you like cookies?

[0x6] You don’t need to be disconnected to relax according to Adam Erlandsson of SvD!

[0x7] An interesting demographic shift is happening

[0x8] RFID keyrings issued to Swedish children

[0x9] Have you bothered to configure your privacy settings on Facebook yet?

[0xA] Surveyed whilst you pray

[0x2] CERT Basic Fuzzing Framework

[0x3] Top-10 Top Level and Second Level Domains found in Malicious Software

[0x4] Plain Text Email in Outlook Express

[0x5] Managing IPv6 - Part 2

[0x6] Managing IPv6 - Part 1

[0x7] Internet Explorer Kill-Bits

[0x8] Mitigating Slowloris

[0x9] Vulnerabilities and Attack Surface

[0xA] Release of Dranzer ActiveX Fuzzing Tool

TechRadar UK news feeds

[0x2] Logitech announces new Ultimate Ear earphones

[0x3] Choiix Boom Boom shown off

[0x4] Angry Birds arrives on the Android platform

[0x5] In Depth: 7 of the coolest gadgets on show at IFA 2010

[0x6] IFA 2010: Acer announces Aspire easyStore H341 NAS

[0x7] IFA 2010: Philips | O'Neill Headphones shown off

[0x8] IFA 2010: Hands on: Philips Cinema 21:9 Platinum Series review

[0x9] IFA 2010: Hands on: LG 31-inch OLED TV review

[0xA] IFA 2010: Hands on: LG LEX8 review

Security Alerts Issued by Oracle

[0x2] Oracle Critical Patch Update (CPU) - July 2010

[0x3] Oracle Critical Patch Update (CPU) - April 2010

[0x4] Oracle Security Alert for CVE-2010-0073 - February 2010

[0x5] Critical Patch Update - January 2010

[0x6] Critical Patch Update - October 2009

[0x7] Critical Patch Update - July 2009

[0x8] Critical Patch Update - April 2009

[0x9] Critical Patch Update - January 2009

[0xA] Critical Patch Update - October 2008

All things related to website, database, SDL, and application security since 2000.

[0x2] Why publishing exploit code is *generally* a bad idea if you're paid to protect

[0x3] A reminder that CSRF affects more than websites

[0x4] Paper: Feasibility and Real-World Implications of Web BrowserHistory Detection

[0x5] Mozilla releases browser checker to see if you're running vulnerable plugins

[0x6] Release of Strict Transport Security http module for ASP.NET.

[0x7] DAVTest: Quickly Test & Exploit WebDAV Servers

[0x8] Apache Compromised Again

[0x9] Tools: CMS Explorer Tool Released

[0xA] RSnake joins google

Latest content from physicsworld.com

[0x2] Statistical Mechanics and Computation of DNA self-assembly

[0x3] Interdisciplinary Applications of Statistical Physics & Complex Networks

[0x4] Dislocation Nucleation and Dynamics in Silicon: Size Effects

[0x5] NODYCOS-2011: International School on Nonlinear Dynamics in Complex Systems, Yaounde Cameroon

[0x6] Changes spotted in fundamental constant

[0x7] The Sun's magnetic field warps its environment

[0x8] Three-year extension recommended for Tevatron

[0x9] Hubble's greatest hits

[0xA] Hubble's greatest hits

GovInfoSecurity.com RSS News Feeds on government information security agency alerts.

[0x2] S. 3454: National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2011

[0x3] NIST IR 7559: Forensic Web Services

[0x4] GAO: Federal Guidance Needed to Address Control Issues with Implementing Cloud Computing

[0x5] NIST SP 800-53A, Revision 1: Guide for Assessing the Security Controls in Federal Information Systems

[0x6] National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (Draft)

[0x7] NIST: Computer Security Division 2009 Annual Report

[0x8] NIST SP 800-34 Rev. 1: Contingency Planning Guide for Federal Information Systems

[0x9] GAO: VA Needs to Resolve Long-Standing Infosec Weaknesses

[0xA] NIST SP 800-85A-2 (Draft): PIV Card Application and Middleware Interface Test Guidelines

[0x2] BlackBerry service to be monitored in Saudi Arabia

[0x3] Credit and debit card skimming: Look out for fraudulent readers at gas stations

[0x4] Hackers release new version of iPhone jailbreak app

[0x5] Inside the Celtics' infosecurity playbook

[0x6] The mobile security survival guide

[0x7] iPhones, iPads in the enterprise: 5 security perspectives

[0x8] Why security needs to catch up to Web 2.0 technology

[0x9] Mobile Security: Why I still want my iPad, iPhone

[0xA] Google wi-fi data capture unethical, but not illegal

New methods of communications are changing the way that we do business, from hiring people, to designing scalable systems, to breaking down silos across organizations, how we manage information and systems in the Web 2.0 world is going to determine how well we compete as people and as companies in the future.

[0x2] YouTube and Community Guidelines could mean being locked out of your account

[0x3] Cooperating with Law Enforcement in Social Networking

[0x4] How to prove you are working when you are working from home

[0x5] How far would you go to get a job in todays market redux

[0x6] Cleaning up after Antivirus Soft on Vista

[0x7] Fat and Bloated is no way to go through life

[0x8] Facebook needs a better way to unfriend people

[0x9] Observations on my own Startup

[0xA] 10 things to think about with Cloud Computing and Forensics

Hack In The Box Backend

[0x2] IBM X-Force backs-off Google as major patch offender

[0x3] Murdoch Reporters’ Phone Hacking Was Endemic, Victimized Hundreds

[0x4] Northrop Grumman takes blame for Va. IT services outage

[0x5] India wants local servers from RIM, Google, Skype

[0x6] IT security workers oblivious to social networking risks

[0x7] Privacy in iTunes Ping

[0x8] Phishing scam targets fast food customers

[0x9] Microsoft Releases Application Security Toolkit for Developers

[0xA] HP to Buy 3Par for $2.35 Billion as Dell Walks Away

Welcome to Blogs.sun.com! This space is accessible to any Sun employee to write about anything.

[0x2] Free Webinar Aug. 18: Quick-Start Compliance with Identity Analytics

[0x3] Free Webinar Aug. 18: Quick-Start Compliance with Identity Analytics

[0x4] New Download Instructions for Oracle Directory Services Enterprise Edition

[0x5] Great New Article on Oracle Solaris 10 Security

[0x6] Mapping between CVE numbers and Solaris patches for CPU July 2010

[0x7] Closed Networks and the GlassFish Update Center

[0x8] Last Chance to Register: Identity Management 11g Launch Webcast

[0x9] Oracle Community for Security at Security Summit 2010

[0xA] nmap 5.35DC1 Compile on OpenSolaris

Interviews with local, regional and international technology experts on various topics.

[0x2] Ingredients for a Successful Disaster Recovery Plan

[0x3] Security & Web Facing Applications

[0x4] Different Approaches to SSO

[0x5] Story as Brand

[0x6] Effective Network Management Strategies

[0x7] HIPAA Privacy and Security

[0x8] What’s Wrong with the Federal, State and Local Budget Process

[0x9] Business Continuity Planning

[0xA] Identity Federation and Compliance

Hoff's Ramblings about Information Survivability, Information Centricity, Risk Management and Disruptive Innovation. Oh, I have a fondness for virtualization and cloud computing security, too...

[0x2] How To Wield the New vShield (Edge, App & Endpoint)

[0x3] Why Is NASA Re-Inventing IT vs. Putting Men On the Moon? Simple.

[0x4] Dear Verizon Business: I Have Some Questions About Your PCI-Compliant Cloud…

[0x5] Hoff’s 5 Rules Of Cloud Security…

[0x6] VMworld – v0dgeball Deathmatch Details: vSquirrels vs. Sakacc’s Army…

[0x7] Video Of My Cloudifornication Presentation [Microsoft BlueHat v9]

[0x8] Airing Private Cloud’s Dirty Laundry…

[0x9] If You Could Have One Resource For Cloud Security…

[0xA] See You At Black Hat 2010 & Defcon 18?

[0x2] Spam report: July 2010

[0x3] Information Security Threats in the Second Quarter of 2010

[0x4] TDSS

[0x5] Monthly Malware Statistics July 2010

[0x6] Spam in the Second Quarter of 2010

[0x7] Spam report: June 2010

[0x8] Mass Defacements: the tools and tricks

[0x9] Black DDoS

[0xA] Monthly Malware Statistics: June 2010

Juniper RSS Feed

[0x2] Juniper Networks Appoints David Schlotterbeck to its Board of Directors

[0x3] Signature Update #1764

[0x4] Juniper Networks Announces the Date and Webcast Information of Upcoming Investor Events for September 2010

[0x5] Real-Time Survey Conducted At VMworld Reveals Security Is A Primary Business Objective

[0x6] Signature Update #1763

[0x7] How Are You Protecting Your Data?

[0x8] Juniper EX Series Gain Momentum – Thanks to You!

[0x9] Server Virtualization requires new thinking for architecting the Data Center Network

[0xA] STX Deploys Juniper Networks End-To-End Networking Solution to Support Corporate Collaboration

PLEASE NOTE: I HAVE PERMANENTLY MOVED MY BLOG TO http://www.rationalsurvivability.com/blog <-- All these posts/comments have been moved there and all new posts since May 2009 appear there.

[0x2] IMPORTANT REMINDER: My Blog and RSS Feed Have Moved

[0x3] IMPORTANT: Moving My Blog & RSS Feed

[0x4] BeanSec! Wednesday, March 18, 2009 - 6PM to ?

[0x5] How To Be PCI Compliant in the Cloud...

[0x6] On the Overcast Podcast with Geva Perry and James Urquhart

[0x7] More On Clouds & Botnets: MeatClouds, CloudFlux, LeapFrog, EDoS and More!

[0x8] Source Boston - Video Interviews of Security Rockstars...

[0x9] Oh Noes: We Can't Monitor/Protect Against Intra-VM Traffic!

[0xA] Sun vs. Cisco? I'm Getting My Popcorn...

Latest IT articles from Techworld's Operating Systems channel

[0x2] Apple iOS devices outnumber Android 6 to 1 on web

[0x3] Hurricane Earl is on its way - some IT tips to help

[0x4] Apple unveils new version of AppleTV

[0x5] 3D content is king at IFA trade show

[0x6] Novell ships Suse Linux for VMware

[0x7] The first digital 'social book' is launched

[0x8] Palm WebOS 2.0 beta released to developers

[0x9] Google's Realtime Search engine more powerful then Twitter's search for status updates

[0xA] Microsoft claims big developer interest in Windows Phone 7

BankInfoSecurity.com.com RSS Feeds for Secure Marketspace blog.

[0x2] Multi-Factor Authentication ... or be Sued?

[0x3] Obama's "Big Brother" Vision of IAM

[0x4] 60 Technology & Security Vendor Interviews in 400 Minutes

[0x5] It's Not a Matter of Trust, It's a Matter of Honesty

[0x6] Electronic Voting: The Ultimate Online Banking Application

[0x7] FinancialStability.gov - From Translucent to Transparent

[0x8] Predicting the Next Regulatory Challenge for Financial Institutions

[0x9] How Google Will Save the Banking Industry (and the U.S. Economy)

[0xA] Credit Crisis as a Segue to a New Financial Model

[0x2] Symantec: A mid-year status check on security predictions

[0x3] SANS Boston 2010: Never too old to learn

[0x4] Former PA CISO: National cybersecurity bill won't work

[0x5] A striking disconnect between CSOs and hackers

[0x6] Stanley vs. Verizon: the integrated security smackdown

[0x7] From Microsoft to Adobe insecurity: One man's journey

[0x8] How young upstarts can get their big security break in 6 steps

[0x9] Measuring the health of corporate security

[0xA] Maley: Here's How Firing REALLY Went Down

Twitter updates from Exploit Database / exploitdb.

[0x2] exploitdb: [dos] - FFDshow SEH Exception leading to NULL pointer on Read: http://bit.ly/cr2YL9

[0x3] exploitdb: [remote] - Trend Micro Internet Security 2010 ActiveX Remote Exploit: http://bit.ly/aYL2dG

[0x4] exploitdb: [webapps] - smbind http://bit.ly/aYdHhI

[0x5] exploitdb: [papers] - MOAUB #3 - Visinia CMS Multiple Vulnerabilities - 0day: http://bit.ly/bempcZ

[0x6] exploitdb: [papers] - MOAUB #3 - Trend Micro Internet Security Pro 2010 ActiveX extSetOwner - Binary Analysis: http://bit.ly/dhG3x4

[0x7] exploitdb: MOAUB #3 - Trend Micro Internet Security Pro 2010 ActiveX extSetOwner Remote Code Execution (BA) and Visinia 1.3 Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x8] exploitdb: [remote] - Trend Micro Internet Security Pro 2010 ActiveX extSetOwner Remote Code Execution: http://bit.ly/d9UCwH

[0x9] exploitdb: [webapps] - MOAUB #3 - Visinia 1.3 Multiple Vulnerabilities: http://bit.ly/9u8ssu

[0xA] exploitdb: [webapps] - Shop a la Cart Multiple Vulnerabilities: http://bit.ly/dczM6Z

[0x2] Botnet takedown may yield valuable data

[0x3] Moscow probes alleged ransomware gang

[0x4] U.S. military wants influence over private Cyberstructure

[0x5] Free tool from Team Cymru aims to help fight malware

[0x6] Symantec: A mid-year status check on security predictions

[0x7] Baidu sues Chinese security company

[0x8] Trojan blamed for Spanish Air crash

[0x9] ACH fraud: Why criminals love this con

[0xA] Revisions to credit card security standard on the way

Published Security Alerts

[0x2] SQL Injection in SYS.KUPV$FT_INT in Oracle 10g. Rel. 1

[0x3] Event 10053 logs TDE wallet password in cleartext

[0x4] Transparent Data Encryption stores key unencrypted in the SGA

[0x5] Cross-Site-Scripting in Oracle Workflow wf_route

[0x6] Cross-Site-Scripting in Oracle Workflow wf_monitor

[0x7] Shutdown listener via iSQL*Plus

[0x8] Shutdown listener via Forms Servlet

[0x9] Plaintext Passwords logged during Installation of Oracle HTMLDB

[0xA] Cross-Site-Scripting Vulnerabilities in Oracle HTMLDB

Technology News and IT Business Intelligence

[0x2] Ping off to a rocky start as spam, issues plague service

[0x3] Company of Heroes Online open beta launches, rewards early adopters

[0x4] Verizon offers prepaid data plans for smart phones

[0x5] Samsung bets on Galaxy Tab in race against Apple's iPad

[0x6] Why can't Apple's Ping sing?

[0x7] Toshiba recalls overheating and melting Satellite T-series notebooks

[0x8] First voice-over-LTE call placed in US public safety band

[0x9] Samsung: new wireless USB chips capable of 480Mbps max

[0xA] HP wins 3PAR with $2.4 Billion bid, Dell backs down

Alessandro `jekil` Tanasi blog

[0x2] Lol: Java sara` il futuro?

[0x3] Router Alice: trovate le password!

[0x4] Cinema: Alice in Wonderland

[0x5] Lol: Tracking GSM e localizzazione GPS

[0x6] Eliminare il suono delle vuvuzela ai mondiali con il computer

[0x7] Cinema: From Paris to love

[0x8] Lol: Sistema contraccettivo visuale

[0x9] Lol: Consulting Paradise the song

[0xA] Cinema: Robin Hood

A page to show up #1 on Google when searching for "Jeremiah" (Currently #5).
Only the prophet and TV show left!
I have the edge, TV show is cancelled and the prophet isn't generating any new content.

The prophet, TV show, and that pesky Owyang guy going down!
A page to show up #1 on Google when searching for "Jeremiah Grossman", and it FINALLY has!

[0x2] Website Vulnerability Assessments: Good, Fast, or Cheap - Pick Two

[0x3] Breaking Browsers: Hacking Auto-Complete (All Materials Available)

[0x4] In Firefox we can’t read auto-complete, but we can write to it (a lot)!

[0x5] Patching auto-complete vulnerabilities not enough, Cookie Eviction to the rescue

[0x6] Stealing AutoComplete form data in Internet Explorer 6 & 7

[0x7] I know who your name, where you work, and live (Safari v4 & v5)

[0x8] Third-Party Web Widget Security FAQ

[0x9] Full-Disclosure, Our Turn

[0xA] In a cyber-war, we fight for economic well-being

This blog will include fun, useful, interesting, security related, non-security related, tips, and tricks associated with the command line. It will include OS X, Linux, and even Windows!

[0x2] Episode #109: The $PATH Less Taken

[0x3] Episode #108: Acess List Listing

[0x4] Episode #107: Email for Natural File Enhancement

[0x5] Episode #106: Epoch FAIL!

[0x6] Episode #105: File Triage

[0x7] Episode #104: Fricken' Users

[0x8] Episode #100: The Lost Episode

[0x9] Episode #103: Size Might Matter... But Timing is Everything

[0xA] Episode #102: Size Does Matter

The latest intrusion detection and prevention news and analysis from NetworkWorld.com.

[0x2] Measure and manage the risk inherent in your IT infrastructure

[0x3] Security blunders 'dumber than dog snot'

[0x4] Tektronix Communications to buy Arbor Networks

[0x5] HP's bug bounty program changes disclosure terms

[0x6] Ironkey looks to secure mobile, business banking

[0x7] FCC concerned over DefCon mobile hacking talk

[0x8] Verizon: Data breaches often caused by configuration errors

[0x9] The quiet threat: Cyber spies are already in your systems

[0xA] How can wireless and wired security be brought together, rationalized and managed?

Bringing Fire To The Village: Your Source For Computer, Network & Information Security News from Dave Lewis, Security Blogger

[0x2] After BlackBerry, India Now Wants Access to Google, Skype, etc

[0x3] Security Briefing: September 1st

[0x4] Google Scares Priority Inbox Customers With ‘Virus’

[0x5] Russian Police Bust Hacker Gang

[0x6] Wireshark 1.4.0 Released

[0x7] Security Briefing: August 31st

[0x8] PayPal Claims They Were Not Breached

[0x9] Security Briefing: August 30th

[0xA] Indian Voting Machine Hacker Released

[0x2] Former PA CISO: National cybersecurity bill won't work

[0x3] Security Careers: Responding to questions successfully

[0x4] Not safe for work: What's acceptable computer use in today's office?

[0x5] Data Protection: SIEM use grows in mid-sized orgs, surveys say

[0x6] Secrets of successful business negotiation

[0x7] Inside Oracle's security assurance program

[0x8] How to Compare and Use Legal Hold Software

[0x9] Five Security Missteps Made in the Name of Compliance

[0xA] PCI DSS, Come Forward and Be Judged

A penetration tester's sequence of words for the community

[0x2] Disguising a USB drive as a standard phone jack @ home

[0x3] Python script for renaming and deleting files recursively (AKA: Fixing a broken magento update)

[0x4] CLOC - Count Lines of Code

[0x5] Counting lines of source code

[0x6] CISCO IOS Rookits are da bomb

[0x7] Testing a personal firewall solution, a couple of resources

[0x8] Mass deleting your e-mails from Gmail

[0x9] Gmail security? Well at least start with customizegoogle

[0xA] Quick shellscript for replacing a watermark

Free publications about information technology and digital communication.

[0x2] Blackboard at the University of Kentucky

[0x3] Build a Smarter IT Infrastructure for Your School

[0x4] Building a Smarter IT Infrastructure for Local Government

[0x5] Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Guide

[0x6] IT Pain Relief for Midmarket Businesses Through End-to-End Infrastructure Virtualization

[0x7] Managing the Server Migration Process

[0x8] Accelrys Biological Registration: Mastering Biological R&D at Its Roots

[0x9] The Beginner's Guide to Joomla

[0xA] Finding a Cure for Downtime

Weekly humour

[0x2] Universal XSS Vulnerability in Google

[0x3] Diffie-Hellman-Branston Key Exchange

[0x4] TCP/IP Security Assessment, FreeBSD Telnet 0-Day, RainbowCrack 1.3, Nokia N95 DoS, Bounty for Worm Author

[0x5] Hacker News: Backtrack 4 Beta, Web Services Testing, Monster Hacked and More

[0x6] IWAS-P Hero Dies Before Conference

[0x7] Pwntry

[0x8] 10 must have tips for infosec people

[0x9] Asking for trouble…

[0xA] Super Duper Invisible Trojan

BankInfoSecurity.com.com RSS Feeds for The Field Report blog.

[0x2] Failures & Fraud: The Numbers Don't Lie

[0x3] On Breach Trends and Marketing Your Own Security

[0x4] Notes from the Gartner Summit

[0x5] Mortgage Fraud: Farkas Wasn't the First

[0x6] More News You Can Use

[0x7] Security Stories You May Have Missed

[0x8] ACH Fraud by Any Other Name

[0x9] The ABC's of ACH Fraud

[0xA] Fighting Fraud in the Re-Set Economy

Stuff for Smart Masses - Clearance Items

[0x2] Limited Edition 24" Stormtrooper Super Shogun

[0x3] Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock iPhone Case

[0x4] Giant Evolution Timeline book/Playmat

[0x5] Star Wars Blueprints: The Ultimate Collection

[0x6] The Space Child's Mother Goose

[0x7] Rubik's Magic

[0x8] Singing Monkey Balls

[0x9] Bag of Prehistoric Fossils

[0xA] Nashua 357 Premium Grade Duct Tape

[0x2] Android steals more market share from Apple

[0x3] Top Security at VMworld

[0x4] Toshiba gets into tablet market

[0x5] Gimme!

[0x6] HP wins 3PAR, leaving Dell in dust

[0x7] Fixing iTunes 10's interface

[0x8] Apple-Google smackdown --- who's lying about Android activation numbers?

[0x9] Sorry, Steve -- Apple's still losing to Android

[0xA] Nassau County seeks to block use of e-voting systems in upcoming primary

[0x2] Hacking programmable road signs

[0x3] David Lacey likes my book!

[0x4] Censoring your blog

[0x5] Book launch on Monday Central London

[0x6] ouch ....

[0x7] Achieving miracles when times are tough

[0x8] The book arrived on Tuesday

[0x9] Your iPhone as a wind instrument!

[0xA] China's Net Nannies have been busy

Help Net Security is a daily updated security related site. We offer information on the latest happenings in the InfoSec world, advisories, viruses, papers, and more. HNS also has a large download section of security tools for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and Pocket PC.

[0x2] Automated vs. manual security

[0x3] Facebook boosts security by adding remote logout feature

[0x4] Trojan attacks remain widespread

[0x5] Spammers attack Apple's Ping social network

[0x6] Labor Day phishing warning

[0x7] User's opinions on malware infections revealed

[0x8] Google Code hosting malware-spreading project

[0x9] Fake browser warnings lure victims to rogue AV solution

[0xA] Rescue of Chilean miners used as lure by banker Trojan

DarkReading

[0x2] Five Ways to Stop Mass SQL Injection Attacks

[0x3] IPv6 Transition Poses New Security Threats

[0x4] Networked Scanners Offer A Window Into The Enterprise, Researcher Says

[0x5] U.S. Businesses Could Lose Up To $1 Billion In Online Banking Fraud This Year

[0x6] Product Watch: Verizon, VMware Team Up With Hybrid Cloud Service

[0x7] Could USB Flash Drives Be Your Enterprise's Weakest Link?

[0x8] Delaware Contractor Mistakenly Posts Personal Data Of 22,000 Employees

[0x9] IBM Corrects Unpatched Vulnerability Numbers After Google Challenge

[0xA] Major Disruption of Pushdo Botnet Wasn't The Original Goal

InfoSecNews

[0x2] Snoop Dogg joins cybercrime fight because 'hack is wack'

[0x3] Botnet takedown may yield valuable data

[0x4] Russian Trojan blamed for credit card losses at US diner

[0x5] Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2010-35

[0x6] News of the World faces fresh phone hacking charge

[0x7] Russian government email servers hacked

[0x8] DARPA Soliciting Bids On Insider Threat Prevention

[0x9] Iran's Cyber Army Hacks 1, 000 US, British, French Gov't Websites

[0xA] Darpa’s Star Hacker Looks to WikiLeak-Proof Pentagon

Security & Compliance Community

[0x2] NIST launches NAC survey

[0x3] iPhone and iPad 'secure enough' for enterprise

[0x4] Android falls victim to first SMS trojan

[0x5] WLAN flaw leaves vendors in cold

[0x6] Defcon social attacks crack blue chips

[0x7] BlackHat raises VPN security issues

[0x8] WPA2 flaw allows insider attack

[0x9] Cyber Security Challenge calls for corporate funding

[0xA] Andrew Yeomans: The Silent Killer Part 2/2

One day they'll laugh at what we think is secure. Thankfully, we won't be there to hear them...

[0x2] The US cyberstrategy 3.0 risks starting Cold War 2.0

[0x3] Data breach fines will not stop the rot

[0x4] Intel is buying McAfee for its engineers, not its products

[0x5] Stupid passwords are a valid rebellion against technology

[0x6] Stupid passwords are a form of rebellion

[0x7] The perils of writing about open source

[0x8] Google strongly denies net neutrality deal

[0x9] Is Google selling out the Internet?

[0xA] Apple should cherish the iPhone Jailbreakers

Packet Storm Headlines

[0x2] NASA Flies First Drone Over Hurricane

[0x3] BEDIA Website Defaced By Hacker

[0x4] Spammers Crash Apple's Ping Party

[0x5] Prescott May Seek Judicial Review Of Phone Hack Claims

[0x6] Symantec's Hack Is Wack, And Cybersecurity's Most Embarrassing Marketing Campaigns

[0x7] Symantec Snoop Dogg Rap Contest Site Rickrolled

[0x8] PS3 Hack Ban Upheld By Court As Free Version Released

[0x9] Microsoft Freshens Retro Code Lock-Down Tool

[0xA] Murdoch Reporters' Phone-Hacking Was Endemic, Victimized Hundreds

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[0x2] Update Protection against Mozilla Firefox Plugin Parameter Array Dangling Pointer Vulnerability

[0x3] Update Protection against Oracle Secure Backup Administration property_box.php Command Injection Vulnerability

[0x4] Update Protection against Apple QuickTime Streaming Debug Error Logging Buffer Overflow Vulnerability

[0x5] Preemptive Protection against Apple Mac OS X CoreGraphics Heap Overflow Vulnerability

[0x6] Update Protection against Adobe Shockwave Player rcsL Chunk Symbol Access Violations Vulnerability (APSB10-20)

[0x7] Update Protection against Adobe Shockwave Player MCsL Parsing Memory Corruption Vulnerabilities (APSB10-20)

[0x8] Update Protection against Adobe Shockwave Player CASt Parsing Memory Corruption Vulnerability (APSB10-20)

[0x9] Update Protection against Adobe Shockwave Player IML32.dll XtcL Denial of Service Vulnerability (APSB10-20)

[0xA] Update Protection against Adobe Shockwave Player MMAP Size Memory Corruption Vulnerability (APSB10-20)

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[0x2] Parsing signals from the Emerging Languages Camp

[0x3] Sorta Live: OSCON 2010 report

[0x4] OSCON and CLS 2010 highlights

[0x5] OSCON 2010 - From Portland to You

[0x6] Augmented reality as etiquette coach

[0x7] OSCON 2010 Interview: Allison Randal, OSCON Chair

[0x8] TYPO3 at OSCON

[0x9] The Key To An Open Source Social Network Is Still People

[0xA] OSCON 2010 Report

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[0x2] Browser Hijacking Techniques 2009

[0x3] WordPress.com permanent XSS vulnerability

[0x4] How to write a XSS (cross site scripting) worm for McCodes sites

[0x5] Open redirect vulnerabilities: definition and prevention

[0x6] Paper: Smashing the Web for fun & profit using XSS

[0x7] Paper: Defending against XSS with .NET

[0x8] Paper: Carnival, or how to camouflage data for XSS filters

[0x9] Firefox extensions for web developers and penetration testers

[0xA] Paper: Real World XSS

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[0x2] Linking Physical and Virtual Security

[0x3] We Could Learn From the Czechs

[0x4] Getting a Cybersecurity Law Enacted

[0x5] Reports Showcase Security Gap

[0x6] Florida Police: 'Pay With Cash Only'

[0x7] Anchors Aweigh: A CIO's Farewell

[0x8] Memos Highlight Physical-Virtual Security

[0x9] Helping Enthusiasts Profit from Their Hacking Skills

[0xA] Spreadsheets Still Subject to Fraud Target

Development, Network, Security, Ideas & Opinions

[0x2] Novatel Merlin U740 using only Windows 7 onboard tools

[0x3] tr.im to be shut down

[0x4] URL shortening services soon to be under siege?

[0x5] Windows Vista Home/Business/Enterprise has a telnet client, too

[0x6] How to force Git to consider a file as binary

[0x7] Router default password database

[0x8] 25C3 CTF – 2nd place for Hagenberg’s team “h4ck!nb3rg”

[0x9] My initial git settings for any repository

[0xA] A new design for my blog

Eventually this might even contain some Torvalds family pictures.

[0x2] Meanwhile, in Finland..

[0x3] A Pig Lover's Oath

[0x4] Silly grin

[0x5] Turst me, I know what I'm doing...

[0x6] Demons? Really?

[0x7] Happy camper

[0x8] Embroidery.. gaah

[0x9] Finnish culture...

[0xA] WTF?

arbitrary dump

[0x2] Zend Studio For Eclipse v.6.1 Keygen

[0x3] Reversing Pro Evolution Soccer 6 - End

[0x4] Reversing Pro Evolution Soccer 6 - Part 3

[0x5] Reversing Pro Evolution Soccer 6 - Part 2

[0x6] Reversing Pro Evolution Soccer 6 - Part 1

[0x7] Reversing Pro Evolution Soccer 6 - Intro

[0x8] Facebook Puzzles Solution

[0x9] Backdoor.W32.Small.PF Analysis

[0xA] Simple PE Viewer (wxWidgets)

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[0x2] Facebook Places: Fit for Local Search or Hype Incarnate?

[0x3] Small Business and Search: Where's the Return? (Part 2)

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[0xA] How Do You Find High-quality SEO Services?

Everything Is Vulnerable

[0x2] March Update: Challenge: OSVDB Winter 2010 Fundraising Goal = done

[0x3] iDefense VCP as seen through OSVDB

[0x4] February Update: OSVDB Winter 2010 Fundraising Goal

[0x5] Time to.. Track More Data

[0x6] Open Security Foundation - Advisory Board - Call for Nominations

[0x7] Open Security Foundation - State of the Union 2010

[0x8] January Update: OSVDB Winter 2010 Fundraising Goal

[0x9] Microsoft, Aurora and something about forest and trees?

[0xA] Challenge: OSVDB Winter 2010 Fundraising Goal

The latest information on threats and vulnerabilities affecting IM and P2P.

[0x2] StonedBootkit.dr (Low)

[0x3] Ransom-J (Low)

[0x4] Spam-Mailbot!3F4D5065 (Low)

[0x5] FakeAlert-DI (Low)

[0x6] Generic FakeAlert!htm (Low)

[0x7] FakeAlert-DA (Low)

[0x8] FakeAlert-EL (Low)

[0x9] BackDoor-DTX (Low)

[0xA] Downloader-BRM (Low)

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[0x2] Ubuntu 10.10 Beta (Maverick Meerkat) Released

[0x3] GNU/Linux powers state-of-the-art hearing aid research

[0x4] Quotes of the week

[0x5] Ubuntu 10.10 Beta (Maverick Meerkat) Released

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[0x7] Ubuntu 10.10 Beta (Maverick Meerkat) Released

[0x8] GNU/Linux powers state-of-the-art hearing aid research

[0x9] Ubuntu 10.10 Beta (Maverick Meerkat) Released

[0xA] Ubuntu 10.10 Beta (Maverick Meerkat) Released

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[0x3] Mobile Devices - Security Implications and Countermeasures (Part 2 of 5)

[0x4] Mobile Devices – Definition And Security Issues (Part 1 of 5)

[0x5] Changes to the CISSP Exam

[0x6] A Satire of the Security Divas of Today

[0x7] Security Issues of Social Network Sites

[0x8] Web Application Security Testing Webcast hosted by Shon Harris

[0x9] CISSP Braindump And Shortcuts - Is It Really Smart To Take The Road More Frequently Travelled?

[0xA] Risk Management - What Is The Real Score In The Management Of Risks

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[0x2] Re: [PATCH 0/3] b43: logging cleanups

[0x3] Re: [PATCH net-next] MAINTAINERS: b43 updates

[0x4] Re: mmotm 2010-06-03-16-36 uploaded

[0x5] Re: gpiolib: irq functions not implemented on x86

[0x6] Re: [PATCH -mm] ssb: open-code dma_alloc_coherent

[0x7] Re: [PATCH -mm] ssb: open-code dma_alloc_coherent

[0x8] [PATCH] ssb: Fix CONFIG_SSB_SDIOHOST typo

[0x9] Re: [PATCH] strcmp: fix overflow error

[0xA] Re: 64-bit DMA problems with BCM4312 using b43

DarkReading

[0x2] Five Ways to Stop Mass SQL Injection Attacks

[0x3] IPv6 Transition Poses New Security Threats

[0x4] Networked Scanners Offer A Window Into The Enterprise, Researcher Says

[0x5] U.S. Businesses Could Lose Up To $1 Billion In Online Banking Fraud This Year

[0x6] Product Watch: Verizon, VMware Team Up With Hybrid Cloud Service

[0x7] Could USB Flash Drives Be Your Enterprise's Weakest Link?

[0x8] Delaware Contractor Mistakenly Posts Personal Data Of 22,000 Employees

[0x9] IBM Corrects Unpatched Vulnerability Numbers After Google Challenge

[0xA] Major Disruption of Pushdo Botnet Wasn't The Original Goal

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[0x6] What New Air Cargo Security Rules Mean for Business

[0x7] CBP and Smart Containers: What Does It Know?

[0x8] 3 Global Risks to Business in 2009

[0x9] 10 Steps to Loading Dock Security

[0xA] Loading Docks in Multitenant Buildings

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[0x3] Model–Driven Engineering Allows New Design Methods to Improve an Existing Aircraft System

[0x4] Flight Validation Toolset Helps Get New Flight Paths Off the Ground Quickly and Safely

[0x5] Post–9/11 GI Bill Helps Department of Veterans Affairs Expand Education Benefits

[0x6] A Good Fit: New .Org Domain Created for MITRE 25 Years Ago

[0x7] MITRE Launches Nationwide Effort to Better Manage Human Fatigue in Aviation

[0x8] "Smart Power" Helping Guide U.S. Engagement Around the Globe

[0x9] MITRE's Mission Planning Warehouse: Collaborative Development, Collaborative View

[0xA] New Smartphone App Provides Data for Counter–Insurgency Intelligence Collection

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[0x2] Eureka! Professor Does FST (Functional Security Testing)

[0x3] Why the “Risk = Threats x Vulnerabilities x Impact” Formula is Mathematical Nonsense

[0x4] Decision Theory is the Foundation for Information Security Risk Management

[0x5] Simplicity or Complexity – Which is More Secure?

[0x6] Data Leak! Data Leak! … Copy

[0x7] Learned Lessons Are Not the Whole Picture

[0x8] Reply to Jack Jones on the Meaning of “Risk”

[0x9] Cyber – The 13th Event?

[0xA] The Quest for Secure and Resilient Software

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[0x2] U.N. exec: Cyberwar could be 'worse than tsunami'

[0x3] Facebook adds new remote log-out security feature

[0x4] Nigerian scam tops list of decade's online cons

[0x5] India wants local servers from RIM, Google, Skype

[0x6] Twitter plans to record all links clicked

[0x7] China requires cell phone subscriber IDs

[0x8] Quantum crypto cracked, researchers say

[0x9] Sweden reopens rape probe of Wikileaks founder

[0xA] Cars: The next hacking frontier?

Twitter updates from Sebastian Krahmer / steaIth.

[0x2] steaIth: 743C de-announced :-)

[0x3] steaIth: sure,always interested in feedback.a list of working and notworking devs would be cool.wonder why it shouldnt work on backflip though

[0x4] steaIth: It has been texted on the nexus, but any other devices are probably fine.

[0x5] steaIth: @jwbumgardner droid2? thx.its done then

[0x6] steaIth: @i0n1c its that shit keeping talented programmers away from doing great things.ROP *really* means return to keyboard+console!

[0x7] steaIth: remember: @lcamtuf is not using twitter. thank you :)

[0x8] steaIth: Some #droid2 present. please test #android #jailbreak

[0x9] steaIth: If you want #droid2 #jailbreak,send me output of some commands.please see blog. #android

[0xA] steaIth: 4008270e92fb822d5d7c4b8b2dc2b7fb vs. 674b0e1963b49df2776833609544f7c2a359a8ed

Cisco Security Advisories (the 40 most recent advisories)

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[0x3] Cisco Unified Presence Denial of Service Vulnerabilities

[0x4] Cisco IOS Software TCP Denial of Service Vulnerability

[0x5] Multiple Vulnerabilities in the Cisco ACE Application Control Engine Module and Cisco ACE 4710 Application Control Engine

[0x6] SQL Injection Vulnerability in Cisco Wireless Control System

[0x7] SNMP Version 3 Authentication Vulnerabilities

[0x8] Multiple Vulnerabilities in Cisco Firewall Services Module

[0x9] Vulnerabilities in Cisco ASA 5500 Series Adaptive Security Appliances

[0xA] CDS Internet Streamer: Web Server Directory Traversal Vulnerability

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[0x2] SAP Baseline Security Audit

[0x3] Defeating Encryption in Some Thick Clients

[0x4] Database Links Security

[0x5] Quiz: Proposal to amend Same Origin Policy

[0x6] Cache Control Directives Demystified

[0x7] The Payment Application Data Security Standard (PA DSS)

[0x8] Defend against Reverse Engineering

[0x9] Quiz: Cross Site Printing

[0xA] CSRF - The hidden menace

All Content in Security

[0x2] vpn + ramote access issue

[0x3] ICMP question, why is it denying ping ??

[0x4] Need some help with VPN please help me......

[0x5] CISCO NAC - clients getting pop-up messages ? how to fix it !~!!!!

[0x6] What ASA Software Version does the Test Simulator use?

[0x7] ASA vs PIX

[0x8] Cisco WCCP Security

[0x9] ASA - Inspect ICMP with PMTUD

[0xA] ASA Guidelines - VLANS

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[0x2] Fast Overview of SpyEye

[0x3] Rootkit Agent.adah Anatomy and Executables Carving via Cryptoanalytical Approach

[0x4] PHP/Spy.Bull Cryptanalysis of Encryption used and Threat Analysis

[0x5] Siberia ExploitPack and PDF Exploit Analysis

[0x6] DNAScan Malicious Network Activity Reverse Engineering

[0x7] Avast aswRdr.sys Kernel Pool Corruption and Local Privilege Escalation

[0x8] PHPSpyScanBot Analysis

[0x9] [Crimeware] Researches Reversing about Eleonore Exploit Pack

[0xA] [Crimeware] Researches and Reversing about Eleonore Exploit Pack

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[0x2] A SUitCaSE!!!!1

[0x3] Google Sound

[0x4] Jinja Linux Users Group (LUG) Meeting Aug 2010

[0x5] mEducation?

[0x6] I sit.

[0x7] Forums online

[0x8] Balanced diet

[0x9] @DEFCON

[0xA] Lights out!

Trust Your Technolust

[0x2] Episode 802 – Android App Inventor & Boxee Development Part 2, and SDExplorer

[0x3] Episode 801 – Android App Inventor, Building a Boxee Box, Ubuntu 10.10

[0x4] Episode 726 – Jailbreaking, VirtualBox PHP GUIs, bandwidth throttles and python streaming scripts

[0x5] Episode 725 – DEFCON 18

[0x6] Episode 724 – Bypassing NSFW filters and Android Packet Sniffing

[0x7] Hak5 5 year anniversary party

[0x8] Episode 723 – Fun with Android Root and Monitoring your PC with Dropbox

[0x9] Episode 722 – Virtual Private Networks using your Google account and chipset woes

[0xA] Episode 721 – Water Cooling, EXIF data mining and 25GB free cloud storage

Security discussion forums on topics of security management, policies, guard services, loss prevention, homeland security, alarm systems, network video, security jobs

[0x2] Tactical Officers

[0x3] Prepaid Visa/Mastercard

[0x4] SmartGuard 3-in-1 Outdoor security system (light+audio warning+video recording)

[0x5] Mom Was Right

[0x6] Unarmed Security Officer lucky to be alive

[0x7] Choosing the right security cameras

[0x8] How does a security company really work?

[0x9] Greetings from Phoenix, Az

[0xA] Cover up?

News about cryptography, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.

[0x2] Universities Spar Over Disappearing Electronic Messages

[0x3] Goodbye, Passwords. You Aren’t a Good Defense.

[0x4] Adding Math to List of Security Threats

[0x5] Studios’ DVDs Face a Crack in Security

[0x6] A Cryptologist Takes a Crack at Deciphering DNA’s Deep Secrets

[0x7] Graduate Cryptographers Unlock Code of 'Thiefproof' Car Key

[0x8] TECHNOLOGY; Researchers Develop Computer Techniques to Bring Blacked-Out Words to Light

[0x9] A Simpler, More Personal Key To Protect Online Messages

[0xA] Light Study Backs Teleportation, But Don't Try Beaming Up Yet

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[0x2] SyScan-Workshop: Advanced PHP Auditing at Source and Bytecode Level

[0x3] MOPS CFP: Deadline Extension - April 18, 2010

[0x4] MOPS - Zend Webinar: Secure Application Development with the Zend Framework

[0x5] Zend Webinar: Sichere Applikationen auf Basis des Zend Frameworks

[0x6] Suhosin-Patch 0.9.9.1

[0x7] Month of PHP Security - Blog Post Drawing

[0x8] Patch breaks Suhosin Security Feature in Debian Unstable/Testing

[0x9] Month of PHP Security 2010 - CALL FOR PAPERS

[0xA] Sneak Preview: Month of PHP Security 2010

wifi for everyone

[0x2] Free shipping on Foneras in August

[0x3] And Now the Good News: Fonera SIMPL at TEDGlobal 2010

[0x4] Interviewing FON members in Switzerland

[0x5] FON Summer Sale starts today with 25% off the Fonera 2.0n

[0x6] BT Ends Limits on WiFi Access

[0x7] Technicolor WiFi-enabled cable modems and broadband gateways are FON-ready

[0x8] From Beggar to Fonero – Model Gets Rescued by FON

[0x9] New FON battery case lets Foneros in Hong Kong and Malaysia use iPhones up to 2x longer

[0xA] Peek Powered by Spotnik, Now Available in Europe for 99€

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[0x7] Automated Vulnerability Assessment

[0x8] How Vulnerabilities Get Into All Software

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This technical discussion list covers vulnerability research, exploit development, and security events/gossip. It was started by ImmunitySec founder Dave Aitel and many security luminaries participate. Many posts simply advertise Immunity products, but you can't really fault Dave for being self-promotional on a list named DailyDave.

[0x2] ColdFusion Directory Traversal

[0x3] nullcon Goa dwitiya (2.0) Call For Papers

[0x4] Re: SELinux, was Re: X11 -> Root? (Qubes square rooted)

[0x5] Re: Commission on Cybersecurity for the 44th Presidency and your right to cyber (security)

[0x6] SELinux, was Re: X11 -> Root? (Qubes square rooted)

[0x7] Rooted CON 2011 - Call for Papers

[0x8] Re: Commission on Cybersecurity for the 44th Presidency and your right to cyber (security)

[0x9] SILICAU Lightning Demo (Wireless key cracking)

[0xA] Re: Commission on Cybersecurity for the 44th Presidency and your right to cyber (security)

[0x2] Unusual disk latency: The other day I met a friend and between...

[0x3] Untangle 7.1

[0x4] Lynis 1.2.9

[0x5] Wireshark 1.2.5

[0x6] Multiple Cisco WebEx WRF Player Vulnerabilities

[0x7] US drones hacked by Iraqi insurgents

[0x8] Video Interview with MacBook Bullet Girl

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[0xA] Chinese Teen Beaten to Death at Internet Addict Camp

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[0x6] Malicious Mobile Code Meets Exploit Selling

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[0x5] "Is the Internet for Porn? An Insight Into the Online Adult Industry"

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[0x9] "Inspector Gadget: Automated Extraction of Proprietary Gadgets from Malware Binaries"

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[0x2] Finally a new version of hydra is available and it is mai...

[0x3] A new version of the thc-ipv6 attack toolkit is available...

[0x4] New update to thc-ipv6 is comine in June/July.